Chapter

 1 2|     parties?"~ ~"Ah, but she was born a Cadignan!" said the newly
 2 2|          with this inscription: "Born to pay out and take in without~
 3 4|      whether our friendships are born of likeness or of~contrast."~ ~
 4 4|         He and his brother, both born at Troyes, were sent in
 5 4|        because they were~natural born fools. Possibly the making
 6 5|         was a bit of a 'chouan'; born~in Brittany of a parliamentary
 7 5|         coming~from the ranks or born to a throne, began to rule
 8 6|          the country, for he was born there; and he is going to
 9 8|       subordinate, when you were born to rule."~ ~The entrance
10 8| Parisians,~suckled by a wolf and born of a Turkish woman."~ ~"