Chapter

 1 I  |          the old man would go. He called old Sechard's attention
 2 I  |         with his "craze," as they called it, behaved to all~ ~appearance
 3 I  |           the fragment of an epic called~L'Aveugle and two or three
 4 II |       dropped the Mirault and was called~simply M. de Bargeton. This
 5 II |           the house in~Angouleme, called the Hotel Bargeton, likewise,
 6 II |        Anais, or Nais, as she was called must~otherwise have been
 7 III|        ambassade de famille as he called it, he went off in~despair
 8 III|        folk, men and women alike, called~each other by their Christian
 9 III|   attacked. When Mme.~de Bargeton called him "M. Chatelet," he swore
10 III|           be cold!" a sweet voice called gently through a half-opened~
11 IV |        which~the poet in his mind called purse-proud impertinence.~ ~
12 IV | countenance like a withered~fern, called Lili by her friends--a baby
13 IV |           dozen years. If~anybody called to see him, he always contrived
14 IV |          and Fifine, as they were called, both took an equal interest~
15 V  |        the way. Then Chatelet was called upon to~accompany M. du
16 V  |           same way the types were called Cicero,~Saint-Augustine,
17 V  |  liturgical works. Italics~are so called because they were invented
18 VI |           of this mould, as it is called, regulates the~size of the
19 VI |         seeing~Lucien come in, he called out to him--~ ~"What is
20 VI |      hedge.~ ~"Good day, father," called David.~ ~"Why, is it you,
21 VI |          at a restaurat, as it is called, a sort of a~country inn,
22 VI |           length one day Chatelet called attention to the fact that
23 VII|         Lulu's mother, as~Jacques called him. The little poet it