Chapter

 1 3|             of auburn hair. The~poor lad looked furtively at Madame
 2 3|         vocation for his work in the lad, and as he~himself took
 3 3|        appointment depended, and the lad's devotion to his~chief
 4 3| participation in the great idea, the~lad of twenty would rewrite
 5 3|             down beside her, and the lad's heart rose in~his throat
 6 4|             is here?" asked the poor lad, turning pale.~ ~"Monsieur
 7 4|  presentiment took possession of the lad's~mind, and crying out, "
 8 4|              resolved to abandon the lad~to his own devices if he
 9 6|      hundred-- Besides,~Baudoyer, my lad, you'll pay them, won't
10 8|             water to drink. The poor lad~no sooner opened his eyes
11 8|            downfall," he said to the lad,~"bring me that drawing;
12 8|            the lithograph, which the lad reluctantly~handed over