Chapter

 1 1|  ranks of the~administration, possessed of a fortune and a name
 2 1|    Mademoiselle~Leprince; she possessed the elements of that apparent
 3 1|     the France of former days possessed~brains strong enough to
 4 2|      s equipage,~des Lupeaulx possessed absolutely nothing, at the
 5 2|   splendid albums gratis, and possessed~sketches, engravings, and
 6 3|       whereas Madame Saillard possessed no~robes, only that venerable
 7 4|  affair. At other times, when possessed with a desire to get~on,
 8 4| himself a charming fellow~and possessed all the vices of the world
 9 4|    motto; "Toujours fidele").~Possessed with a mania for talking
10 5|    species of case, no~longer possessed the spring which solitary
11 6|       amount of heart that he possessed, when, at a turn of~the
12 7|     man-~servant, wishing she possessed the whistle of the machinist