Chapter

 1 2|     perfume), gold chain, blue coat of the shade called "king'
 2 2|        the short close surtout~coat of the politician. His general
 3 3|       deliberation; the time a coat could last~was estimated
 4 3|      office, he laid aside his coat, and went to work in~the
 5 3|  silver buckles, and a surtout coat of~mixed colors. He looked
 6 3|     overhung the collar of~his coat. He had the arms of Hercules,
 7 3|     late.~Baudoyer wore a blue coat with gilt buttons, a chamois
 8 3|     breeches and that handsome coat. Go and take~them off; don'
 9 3|        brush the sleeve of~his coat. Just then the beautiful
10 4|      livery of the State, blue coat with red pipings for~undress,
11 4|    higher than the left; brown coat, black waistcoat,~silk cravat,
12 4|    bosom of his shirt, a black coat, and blue trousers. In~winter
13 4| immaculate hats. A ring with a coat of arms adorned his hand,~
14 4|     waistcoat, a becoming blue coat, collars that were the never-ending~
15 4|   never buttoned his old green coat, even on the coldest~days,
16 4|    gilt~buttons, and a surtout coat crossed over the breast
17 4|   office hung, in a~frame, his coat of arms (sable, two swords
18 5|      you."~ ~Dutocq opened his coat, took a paper from the left-hand
19 6|        pulled the skirt of his coat violently.~ ~"Do hold your
20 8|        Two Baboons. And what a coat! I did think there was nobody~
21 8|      third~button off Poiret's coat] "will appreciate this delicate
22 8|  stomach"~[tries to button his coat]. "Ah! you have cut off