Chapter

 1 I   |    and from year to year had added other~bits of land to it,
 2 I   |   nothing worth publishing," added David.~ ~Then Lucien in
 3 I   |   anxious; good-bye," Lucien added abruptly.~ ~He hurried away.
 4 III |    Bourbon curve of the nose added to the ardent expression
 5 IV  |    was going on; his silence~added to his dignity, and his
 6 V   |   make her own dresses," she~added, looking at Lolotte.~ ~"
 7 V   |     a statement of~fact, and added that the poems had been
 8 V   |   others by littleness," she added, looking at~Francis.~ ~The
 9 V   |     young man is a poet," he added laying~a hand on Lucien'
10 V   |   have made a beginning," he added, with bitterness in his
11 VI  |      are brave, my boy," she~added, looking at David, "but
12 VI  |    There is your way in," he added, pointing to a little~wicket
13 VII | thinking himself very witty, added a little to the tale every
14 VII | Dispose of me, I repeat," he added.~ ~"Thank you," answered
15 VIII|      you~rather not go?" she added, surprised that her lover
16 VIII|    them tightly to him as he added, "Wait and see what comes