Chapter

 1 3|           play boston, to hold his cards properly, and not to~let
 2 3| chimney-corner and overlooking the cards of the vicar; Monsieur~Baudoyer,
 3 3|    capacity in calculating how the cards were placed, and sat opposite
 4 3|      necessary~that he should play cards; but she enjoined him to
 5 4|        went round and left his own cards on all the clerks of the~
 6 4|            the title of baron. His cards were printed "le~Chevalier
 7 6|          man who was shuffling his cards for him was a Greek of the
 8 7|           few persons were playing cards; and there~he planted himself
 9 8|    gentlemen. Let us all leave our cards to-morrow~on Rabourdin inscribed
10 8|      porter gave him~the satirical cards suggested by Bixiou. Nevertheless,