Chapter

 1 I  |        his nose had developed till it~reached the proportions
 2 I  |       and often mottled hues; till altogether, the~countenance
 3 I  |        and leading the lines, till a ream of~damp paper weighted
 4 I  | kennel in the street~outside; till peasants coming into the
 5 I  |     the brunt of the weather, till it looked like some~venerable
 6 I  |      love of art and science, till they forgot the hard life
 7 I  |      or three of the Elegies, till, when he came upon the~line--~ ~
 8 II |   hastened to do her~bidding, till she grew to be as haughty
 9 III|        and prune it, and wait till he could gather its~golden
10 III|  grand~fragments of Beethoven till she sent him into ecstasy;
11 IV |     in fact, was exaggerated, till he looked almost like~a
12 VI |       if Lucien had stayed on till~midnight after the rooms
13 VII|      stirred out of~the house till I had cleared up the matter