Chapter

 1 I  |           of Pantagruel; though of~late, by reason of the persecution
 2 I  |           partly modernized by the late Mme. Sechard;~the walls
 3 III|            He perceived rather too late in the day that he had a
 4 III|         you could read--~ ~POSTEL (LATE CHARDON), PHARMACEUTICAL
 5 III|            Perhaps he had come too late, Eve might think him a~nuisance;
 6 V  |       responses occurred~to him so late in the day. By the time
 7 V  |           to a frightful extent of late years."~ ~In answer to a
 8 VI |    everything has~grown smaller of late; this is not an age of giants;
 9 VI |         She is the daughter of the late M. Chardon, the druggist
10 VI | sumptuously in comparison with~his late quarters in the tumbledown
11 VI |          pair, he had contrived~of late to open up a stock controversy