Chapter

 1 I   |        of the Charente Chronicle fell off by one-half. Meanwhile~
 2 II  |          town by a regiment, and fell~in love with an officer
 3 II  |          of controller of excise fell~vacant, and M. de Barante
 4 III |        in Westphalia, the Empire fell to pieces; and~balked of
 5 III | civilized world.~ ~Her arguments fell upon fertile soil in the
 6 V   | quivering in his own, and a tear fell~upon it.~ ~"May I not know
 7 VI  |         independent, that Lucien fell under the spell of~David'
 8 VI  |       raged on high, a few drops fell among the~bourgeoisie; young
 9 VI  |         as I watched them, there fell the~golden chains that suspend
10 VIII|      words, 'I am satisfied,'~he fell in the thick of the fight.