Chapter

 1 I  |      1795 Jerome-Nicolas had not known how to read or write; in
 2 I  |           No wight had ever been known to reach the further end~
 3 I  | ink-balls; and if~Marion had but known how to read, old Sechard
 4 I  |          passion such as is only known in early~manhood. Then it
 5 I  |       upon the joys of~fruition, known as yet in idea alone, and
 6 III|          way of life; Louise had known nothing of its~hardships,
 7 III|   chemist, he was! If I had only known his gout~specific, you and
 8 IV |        all his life long had not known one tune from~another, was
 9 IV |         husband, M. de Chandour, known in the circle as Stanislas,
10 IV |          pair came M. de Bartas, known as Adrien among the circle.~
11 IV |           le Comte de Senonches,~known by the aristocratic name
12 IV |        live near Zephirine (also known as Zizine) in Angouleme.~
13 V  |          senses that~ ~have only known the scent of poison flowers.
14 V  |               Dear Eve, have you known that I loved you since the
15 V  |       invention of printing, was known in ancient times in China.
16 V  |    imitation of the cotton paper known in the East as Charta~bombycina.
17 V  |        various sheets came to be~known by the different watermarks
18 VI |        regret that she has never known to the full the forbidden~
19 VII|       beaten a retreat. If I had known, I would not have stirred