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1 I  | physiology, and who, while still young, made himself~a celebrity
2 III|        Maison Vauquer. This poor young man~had felt there the gnawing
3 IV |         IV~Horace was an upright young fellow, incapable of tergiversation~
4 IV |    clinical practitioner takes a~young man to his bosom, that young
5 IV |     young man to his bosom, that young man has, as they say, his
6 IV |       insensibly revealed to the young~provincial; he kept him
7 VI |          went to mass,"~said the young man to himself.~
8 IX |        not form~connections with young men, have a few sous so
9 IX |          in the~rule of three: A young man is to crime as a five-franc