Part, Chapter

1         I,II |            peasant's jacket, three coarse~shirts of good linen, and
2         I,V  |          chimney backs, gridirons, coarse fire-dogs, kettles~and boilers
3         I,VI | predecessor, who sold molasses and coarse~sugars, had left the stains
4         I,II |            for he saw, through the~coarse varnish of popular good
5         I,III|          gown of blue velvet, with coarse cotton stockings, leather~
6         I,IV |            to him so brutal in his coarse jollity,~and he had felt
7         I,IV |         harshness of Keller or the coarse German banter of~Nucingen.
8         I,V  |          woman," he said, with his coarse good-humor, "how goes the~