Chapter

1 I  | sitting-room. Windows and doors alike were dingy~with accumulated
2 II |       military position~coveted alike of Catholics and Calvinists,
3 II |         Liberals and Royalists, alike must divide the blame among
4 III|       these folk, men and women alike, called~each other by their
5 IV |         and bourgeois Angouleme~alike had looked askance for a
6 VII|     example. Women and men were alike impatient to~know the truth;