Chapter

 1 3|         of~his coat. He had the arms of Hercules, hands worthy
 2 4|     understood,~could cross his arms and feel that his ideas
 3 4|     hats. A ring with a coat of arms adorned his hand,~outside
 4 4|      political discussions, his arms~crossed on his cane, his
 5 4|         in a~frame, his coat of arms (sable, two swords in saltire,
 6 4|  Vicomte de Portenduere why his arms were charged in a certain
 7 7|       sprang into her husband's arms and sat upon his~knee in
 8 8|          All the bureaus are in arms; Rabourdin has~been informed
 9 8|         young man in his strong~arms, seeing that he turned pale
10 8|   fellow almost~fainting in the arms of Poiret and Phellion.~ ~
11 8|        held him fainting in our arms.--My key, the key of my~
12 8|      clasped her husband in her arms with a force men do not~
13 8| surmount these rather satirical arms with a count's coronet.~ ~
14 8|        with his penknife in the arms of his chair to make believe