Chapter

 1 III |       the same candle~sconces night after night; and afterwards
 2 III |    candle~sconces night after night; and afterwards to cloak
 3 IV  |  appetite, his~digestion, his night's rest. Zephirine had succeeded
 4 IV  |   after Lucien's reading~that night.~ ~A few habitues slipped
 5 V   |  repeating the prayers of the night,~Put up for each by his
 6 V   |       rifting the darkness of night,~A gleam as of dawn that
 7 VI  |   gleam in the warm, star-lit night, he~forgot the sharp crown
 8 VI  |        and walked through the night the whole way to his~father'
 9 VI  |     did you not see that~last night? The bloodthirsty insects
10 VI  | appointed before-hand; and at night they would come back, tired~
11 VII |    but one game of whist that night, and diplomatically asked
12 VII |   visit meant at this time of night, when old M. de~Bargeton
13 VIII|       preparations;~to-morrow night I shall set out, and you