Chapter

 1 I   |           such as is only known in early~manhood. Then it was that
 2 I   |         the two friends.~ ~One day early in May, 1821, David and
 3 III |           of every kind during the early struggles of the kingly~
 4 IV  | inexperienced lovers he arrived so early~that Louise was not in the
 5 V   |           much is certain, that so early as the reign of~Charles
 6 VI  |           bring~in? Oh! you get up early of a morning to come and
 7 VIII|   advantage lay with the~latter.~ ~Early next morning, as Lucien
 8 VIII|            the sweet influences of early married days, still crowned~
 9 VIII|          husband; M.~de Bargeton's early morning walk had sharpened
10 VIII|          first friendship, and all early affections, were to be severed