Chapter

 1 I  |     mistake. Soon~the love of country shone out, breaking forth
 2 III| France more than in any~other country, is based upon this principle;
 3 III|    ideas.~ ~France is the one country in the world where a little
 4 IV |       creed felt all over the country. Never was~nation in a more
 5 IV |  nobles fitted to serve their country by~raising the dignity of
 6 IV |    active and~leading part as country gentlemen; but these had
 7 IV |    have been following in the country. The heads of houses might~
 8 IV |       into a network over~the country, they could have held their
 9 IV |      1830 from Paris into the~country there was nothing discernible
10 VI |  before into that part of the country,~where the undaunted officer
11 VI |     as a traveller knows of~a country when he travels across it
12 VI |      a foreigner in one's own country. Vehement desire~seized
13 IX |      the upper ranks~in every country yields mighty little gold