Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |      suitable persons to be thus decorated, has placed my name first
 2         I,II |       sort of den tolerably well decorated by~an upholsterer, where
 3         I,II |         large manufactories, and decorated his shop at~"The Queen of
 4         I,V  | olive-green paper, and otherwise decorated with the~American Declaration
 5         I,V  |        of Austerlitz. The salon,~decorated undoubtedly by an upholsterer,
 6         I,V  |              You are about to be decorated, monsieur?" said Popinot, "
 7         I,V  |         is all true. I have been decorated. I am~about to assemble
 8         I,V  |  business,~and Monsieur Cesar is decorated."~ ~"You are very lucky
 9         I,VII| exclaimed the judge, who was not decorated.~ ~"Possibly I showed myself
10         I,VII|           parquetted, and simply decorated. Next came~a salon, with
11         I,III| arrondissement, an official just decorated, and a~man in power, Keller
12         I,III|       before an exquisite clock,~decorated with Cupid and Psyche, just
13         I,III|      distinguished perfumer, the~decorated deputy-mayor, the partner
14         I,III|         house, in an appartement decorated with large panels where