Part, Chapter

1         I,II |     sound, like that of a man worn out with much~speaking.
2         I,VI |    which Louis XIV. must have worn when he received the Marechal
3         I,VII| spectacles and a shirt-collar~worn above his ears, he was chiefly
4         I,V  |       emotions painted on the worn face of the poor man.~ ~"
5         I,VI |      are over, the creditors, worn out~by coming and going,
6         I,VII|      his noble child pale and worn by vigils, and his brave~
7         I,VII|     of the soul do," the poor worn Cesar answered one~day to
8         I,VII|     dull pains in that organ, worn out as it was~by emotions
9         I,VII|      unexpected events on the~worn mind of his nephew, had