Chapter

 1 IV  |      been maintained if it had appeared only on state occasions,
 2 IV  |     own, or from vanity,~never appeared in public without a following
 3 VI  |    Montriveau's name once~more appeared in the army list with the
 4 VI  |       the flowers in her hair,~appeared by the richness of its hue
 5 VI  |      General came with her~and appeared in a ballroom in boots and
 6 VII | through~which the fair actress appeared to find it hard to preserve
 7 VII |   episcopal violet hue already appeared in his dress. At sight~of
 8 VIII|        rang the bell, the maid appeared, and,~smiling with a mocking
 9 IX  |       it must be said that~she appeared in low-necked gowns of an
10 X   | slanders, our epoch would have appeared in~literature as a well-conducted