Chapter

 1 I   |       duly posted them, and the pair remained safe~and sound.~ ~
 2 I   | thoughts and inner life of this pair~of friends unfitted them
 3 III |      strongly outlined, shone a pair of bright gray eyes~encircled
 4 IV  |     Like~most young people, the pair were endowing the rest of
 5 IV  |       du Chatelet appeared in a pair of dazzling white trousers
 6 IV  |         abilities.~ ~After this pair came M. de Bartas, known
 7 IV  |     provincial dowdiness of the pair. In their threadbare clothes~
 8 VI  |         my whole fortune, and a pair~of arms; I was a poor pressman;
 9 VI  |        In order to spy upon the pair, he had contrived~of late
10 VII |        unheard by either of the pair.~He beheld Lucien in tears,
11 VIII|      Then you have just the one pair of new~nankeen trousers,