Chapter

 1 I  |       he thought, "but a young fellow from~the Didots will pull
 2 I  |        Lucien Chardon, a young fellow of one-and-twenty or~thereabouts,
 3 III|   rival in~this handsome young fellow. He went with him as far
 4 III|       so forth. The poet, poor fellow, was~feted so magnificently,
 5 V  |      said Francis.~"The little fellow's genius is his sole justification."~ ~"
 6 V  |    indeed to bring this little fellow among us!"~muttered Senonches.~ ~
 7 V  |       foreman any longer, poor fellow! He~ought not to live in
 8 VI |         There is a lucky young fellow!" said an attorney's clerk,
 9 VI | reading; "he is a good-looking fellow,~he has some brains, and
10 VI |       others, a handsome young fellow so full of promise finds