Chapter

 1 I   |          himself.~ ~"I should have gone to the wall," he thought, "
 2 I   |       ropes~across the ceiling had gone down into the old "bear'
 3 I   |           The old foreman, who had gone over to the rival establishment,~
 4 I   |     society.~ ~When the author had gone, David spoke.~ ~"Lucien,
 5 II  |         the past two months he had gone~round daily by the Palet
 6 II  | administrations that have~come and gone during the last forty years,
 7 II  |         care now that the Abbe was gone. The high-~spirited girl,
 8 III |          That brother of yours has gone crazy, mademoiselle," said
 9 IV  |          if youth that has not yet gone~astray is pitiless for the
10 IV  |   adjusting the side curl that had gone astray on his~temple.~ ~"
11 V   |          by the weir, for they had gone to and fro like mad creatures
12 VI  |            beggarly puncheons have gone up to eleven~francs already.
13 VI  |           Angouleme.~ ~Matters had gone so far, that the new home
14 VI  |        nearly ready, and~David had gone over to Marsac to persuade
15 VIII|          stayed after the rest had gone to reassure Stanislas and