Chapter

1 4| horoscopes of famous men in~the anagram of their names. He passed
2 4|         exigencies of this last anagram required the~substitution
3 4|         Colleville. Raising the anagram to the height of a science,
4 4|      much thought~on the king's anagram. Thuillier, who was fond
5 4|   making puns,~declared that an anagram was nothing more than a
6 5|      events are~revealed by the anagram of this sacramental sentence" [
7 5|      Bixiou [laughing]. "Get an anagram out of that, my dear fellow."~ ~
8 5|      service. Did you find~that anagram, papa Colleville?"~ ~Colleville. "
9 8|    there's a great deal in that~anagram of Colleville's. 'Xavier