Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |  cleverness and education, he possessed an instinctive~rectitude
 2         I,II | Vendemiaire, 1794, Cesar, who possessed a hundred louis d'or,~changed
 3         I,II |       eighteen years old, and possessed~eleven thousand francs of
 4         I,II |  habit, and /white/~for those possessed of a sanguine temperament.~ ~"
 5         I,II |       rich, though in fact he possessed~only a hundred thousand
 6         I,II |     the wife, in~reality, was possessed of patience and true courage.~ ~
 7         I,III|  political~science. Du Tillet possessed one of those minds which
 8         I,III|      or the actors in it, and possessed of~a rare sort of honor,
 9         I,III|      his cue; and he, already possessed of the property paid over
10         I,VI |     late commercial traveller possessed not a hair on his head,
11         I,VI | beginning to find out that he~possessed no literary talent whatever;
12         I,VII|      that the unfortunate man possessed. They~received, gentlemen,
13         I,VII|     daughter of all that they~possessed, recorded their respect