Chapter

 1 I  |           whole history of his own times at his~finger-ends, more
 2 I  |            egoism induced by these times of peace in which we live.
 3 II |           Finot.~ ~"You regret the times of the savonnette a vilain,
 4 III|           Europe~galante."~ ~"What times they were, when great nobles
 5 IV |            changes his shirt three times a day," opined Blondet; "
 6 V  |          women in it, and at these times they thought him very clever.
 7 V  | enterprises. You are swindled nine times out of the tenas~a matter
 8 V  |         has to found a business in times when the shareholder is
 9 V  |        here to make up~for all the times when we must listen gravely
10 V  |        right," said Blondet. "What times we live in, gentlemen! When~
11 VI |          for the marriage. At such times men are like~birds building
12 VII|        that the Baron yonder three times did his best to~plunder