Chapter

 1 I   |      distrust; David remained close~buttoned up to the chin.~ ~
 2 I   |       paid his share. Pressed close by~his son's reasoning,
 3 I   |  allied to~intellectual work, close to this Silenus, joyless,
 4 III |  conscription by~keeping very close to the Imperial sun. He
 5 IV  |  great intellectual powers.~ ~Close upon the two ecclesiastics
 6 IV  |      de Severac to a glorious close after Lucien's reading~that
 7 V   | becomes impossible.~Here this close sympathy was lacking, and
 8 V   |      magical word~Sung at the close of the day.~ ~Then you shall
 9 VI  |      and~thin, the texture is close, there are no transparent
10 VI  |    transparent, the solace of close friendships~which break
11 VIII|      and David, and drew them close, and held~them tightly to