Chapter

 1 I   | questions of the~day. In those times provincial men of business
 2 III |      to such~useful account in times when women exercised more
 3 III |       copied out three several times,~he told her of his father'
 4 IV  |    been written to suit modern times,"~and out came his phrase,
 5 V   |   Cicero's prose is a thousand~times more poetical to my way
 6 V   |       and highest spirits know times of prostration at the~outset
 7 V   |        Beaulieu; for there are times when we choose~to take the
 8 V   | printing, was known in ancient times in China. Thence by~the
 9 V   |        a great artist of those times~appropriated paper to the
10 V   |  impress of the naivete of the times; and the various sheets
11 VI  |         to speak freely at all times, with the certainty~of being
12 VI  |      Angouleme, and dined four~times a week with Mme. de Bargeton.
13 VIII|       in a place so behind~the times as the Angouleme of those