Chapter

 1 1|        strength, whose souls are noble and their brains well balanced,
 2 1|  triumphs won for his country by noble means.~His ideas were both
 3 2|     neither he nor his wife~were noble.~ ~The persons present thought
 4 3| regarding it as the element of a~noble undertaking. Sebastien had
 5 4|          himself useful. Far~too noble to injure a clerk, the chief
 6 5|       Send Antoine to me."~ ~Too noble to distress Sebastien uselessly
 7 5|   twirling in his fingers.~ ~Too noble in mind to think for a moment
 8 6|          end has~fitly crowned a noble life, consecrated in dark
 9 8|        protege of friends of the noble viscount) to fill the office
10 8|         shall die myself. Such a noble man!--a man who ought to~
11 8|        man who could conceive so noble a reform did not also see~
12 8|         come upon~them. And that noble man who had trusted her
13 8|          in the interests of our noble French language~and of the
14 8|          in~the interests of our noble tongue, it is proper to