Part, Chapter

1         I,II |     itself. His countenance presented~a sort of comical assurance
2         I,III|     by~his uncle the judge, presented a union of qualities which
3         I,III|    into~his confidence, was presented to la belle Hollandaise,
4         I,VI |  foresee. Grindot came, and presented a colored sketch of~a charming
5         I,VI |     of a sentence. All this presented a laughable~discrepancy
6         I,III| King~Charles spaniel, which presented a surprisingly harmonious
7         I,IV |    of misfortune. Birotteau presented himself~three times at the
8         I,V  |   When his uncle Pillerault presented the~schedule and the papers