Chapter

 1 I  |       came home, and the old man received him with all the cordiality~
 2 I  |  developed in his son;~David had received a good training, so David
 3 I  |        you know what I have just received from~Paris?" He drew a tiny
 4 II |          so Mlle. de Negrepelise~received instruction in those tongues,
 5 III|       where strangers were never received.~Surreptitiously he procured
 6 III| interview of her own seeking, he received the~passport, which he could
 7 III|       receiver-general was never received at~all; Mme. de Bargeton
 8 III|         upon her circle, and was received as a poisonous element,
 9 III|       they never did, they never received~tax-collectors, and, after
10 IV |        himself on his~heels, and received compliments with a deprecating
11 V  |         Malade, and the poem was received with a murmur~of applause;
12 V  |          for them, and the Baron received a~languishing smile from