Part, Chapter

1         I,II |    tends to~relieve all persons subject to headache from the sufferings
2         I,III|     himself to du Tillet on the subject of his financial~difficulties.
3         I,IV |        enemy, his inferior, his subject, his~vassal; he laid claim
4         I,IV |  litigant wrote letters on this subject to~the newspapers, which
5         I,V  |        of his cook had~been the subject of a few jests, such as
6         I,V  |       The Virgin is a religious~subject, suitable for a chapel;
7         I,V  |    Sciences a monograph on that subject. Hair is composed of a~rather
8         I,V  |       this is my opinion on the subject, as the result~of my studies."~ ~
9         I,IV | sanguine~temperament, which was subject to an enormous waste through