Chapter

1 I  |    interest, that customers usually preferred to~enter by way
2 I  |     paper or printed matter usually~encumbered the floor, and
3 I  |   much on that head. Murder~usually follows robbery. Our worthy
4 II |  are rich, the~noblesse are usually poor. Each side takes its
5 III|     be his strong~point; it usually is with those who have no
6 IV |     his~vacant interior. He usually got out of the difficulty
7 IV |    more respect than people~usually showed the worthy man.~ ~"
8 IV |     high-colored personage, usually appeared in~the wake of
9 V  | Duets~followed, of the kind usually left to boarding-school