Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |   at thirty-~seven years of age, fresh and pretty as you
 2         I,I  |   it well."~ ~"At a certain age men will turn their souls
 3         I,II |  Cesar at fourteen years~of age could read, write, and cipher,
 4         I,II |   master at twenty years of age~of a thousand francs a year
 5         I,II | Place Vendome. At the early~age of twenty-one, married to
 6         I,II |     man~twenty-two years of age, named Ferdinand du Tillet.
 7         I,II |   necessary to register his age, and obtain~a civil standing
 8         I,III| himself had married at~that age. Anselme therefore could
 9         I,III|    fifty and sixty years of age. It was roused by a~magnificent
10         I,III|     and it is hard at their age to live on hope."~ ~"How
11         I,III|  That's what I said at your age," cried the perfumer; "that
12         I,V  |  clerk~till thirty years of age, his property was all in
13         I,V  | life, and~enlivened his old age by convictions and interests,
14         I,V  |     whatever be the lover's age, or rank, or personal~appearance.
15         I,VI |  simply, Gaudissart. At the age of twenty-two he was~already
16         I,VI | About twenty-eight years of age at the time of which we
17         I,VI |  preserved even to~advanced age, in all the brilliancy and
18         I,I  |    for the creditors. At my age, to get such a set-back!
19         I,I  |     man fifty-nine~years of age to keep a mistress! the
20         I,III|  form because of their~very age. The salon, hung with old