Chapter

 1 I  | old-fashioned brown~greatcoat, gray cotton stockings, and shoes with
 2 III|            meeting Montesquieu in a cotton nightcap, carrying a rake
 3 V  |          say that the proportion of~cotton in the pulp has increased
 4 V  |             where paper was made of cotton reduced to pulp and boiled.
 5 V  |   discovered in~an imitation of the cotton paper known in the East
 6 VI |           lasts so much longer than cotton, that~it is in reality cheaper
 7 VI |        fifths of the population use cotton to the exclusion of linen,
 8 VI |        linen, they~make nothing but cotton paper. The cotton paper
 9 VI |       nothing but cotton paper. The cotton paper is very soft and~easily
10 VI |             you seep a book made of cotton paper in water for~fifteen
11 VI |            substance (like~linen or cotton for that matter). Another