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 1 I  |           to Auguste Borget by his friend De Balzac~Bianchon, a physician
 2 IV |          to pledge his cloak for a friend as to give him his~time
 3 VII|          du~Petit-Lion, whence his friend jesuitically crept along
 4 VII|       Bianchon, though so much his~friend, found an opportunity of
 5 VII| demonstration of surprise~from his friend. They both attended this
 6 IX |      medical training; I had not a friend; my~irascible, touchy, restless
 7 IX |           without~a sou, without a friend, without credit, and forced
 8 XI |          we were housed, my humble friend and I. We dined together.~
 9 XII|     examination fees! That man, my friend,~understood that I had a
10 XIV|          the gate of Heaven to his friend, as he~did that of the earthly