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 1 2 |       which were proper for a gentleman liable to be summoned at
 2 4 |     reading. "Well, the first gentleman of the Bedchamber followed
 3 6 |   books, which the~worthy old gentleman believed were his own; for
 4 12| mistress," he~said to the old gentleman in a whisper.~ ~"Well, you
 5 17|      want of principle~what a gentleman is in all his grandeur and
 6 22|   thousand francs a day. To a gentleman endowed with a nature~such
 7 22|       a~penny of it. Like the gentleman that he was, Rochefide invested
 8 25|         but a man should be a~gentleman before he's a husband."~ ~"
 9 26|      was: a perfect and~loyal gentleman without imagination or cleverness.
10 26|   given my word of honor as a gentleman that you are worth all the~