Chapter

 1 4|         and watched over by the curate of Saint-Roch, who was~advising
 2 6|        Monsieur Gaudron and the curate of Saint-Paul's sitting
 3 6| Saint-Paul's sitting by it. The~curate turned at once to Monsieur
 4 6|             Monsieur," said the curate, "I have lost no time in
 5 6|    Gaudron,~preparing, with the curate, to take leave.~ ~"But will
 6 6|        my dear vicar," said the curate to Gaudron; "you know I~
 7 6|        engaged to dine with the curate of Saint-Roch, who, by the
 8 6|      Neither the vestry nor the curate were rich enough to~decorate
 9 6|   coadjutor at the house of the curate of Saint-Roch."~ ~These
10 8|      came with his wife and the curate of Saint Paul's.~ ~"Monsieur
11 8|       by~the importunity of the curate of Saint-Paul's and the