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 1 I   |          by his friend De Balzac~Bianchon, a physician to whom science
 2 III |      Desplein's hospital, Horace Bianchon was~one of those to whom
 3 III |        at the Hotel-Dieu, Horace Bianchon had been~a medical student
 4 IV  |    conduct.~ ~The happy phase of Bianchon's life began on the day
 5 IV  |        those, make Doctor Horace Bianchon doubly dear~to his friends.
 6 IV  |    Desplein did not fail to take Bianchon as his~assistant to wealthy
 7 IV  |      surgery, on~which he slept. Bianchon knew the mysteries of that
 8 V   |                        V~One day Bianchon spoke to Desplein of a poor
 9 V   |          rushed~off, followed by Bianchon, to the poor man's dwelling,
10 V   |        the greatest care of him. Bianchon had already observed in
11 V   |         the Place Saint-Sulpice, Bianchon caught~sight of his master
12 V   |        an intensity of devilry)--Bianchon stole into the church,~and
13 V   |         Virgin's delivery," said Bianchon to himself, astonished beyond~
14 VI  |                               VI~Bianchon did not wish to seem as
15 VI  |         a restaurant. At dessert Bianchon skilfully contrived to talk
16 VI  | worshiper of this morning?" said Bianchon to~himself.~ ~He said nothing;
17 VI  |         troubled himself~to tell Bianchon a lie, they knew each other
18 VI  |            Three months went by. Bianchon did not attempt to follow
19 VI  |        as if to question him, in Bianchon's presence.~ ~"What were
20 VI  |     defeat for an answer; not so Bianchon.~ ~"Oh, he goes to see damaged
21 VII |                              VII~Bianchon resolved to watch Desplein.
22 VII |        on the said day and hour, Bianchon, who had already~ceased
23 VII |          When Desplein had left, Bianchon went to the~sacristan, who
24 VII |       mass founded by him!" said Bianchon, as he went away. "This
25 VII |       time elapsed before Doctor Bianchon, though so much his~friend,
26 VII |          by side with Rebellion, Bianchon once more detected Desplein~
27 VII |        me, my dear fellow," said Bianchon, as they left~the church, "
28 VIII|      with my question," retorted Bianchon.~"I want to know the reason
29 VIII|          life."~ ~At this moment Bianchon and the great man were in
30 VIII|        life was so~hard, my dear Bianchon, that I may dispute the
31 X   |                               X~"Bianchon, if you have sometimes seen
32 XII |          at these words clutched Bianchon's arm tightly. "He gave~
33 XIII|      ever~nursed as he was. Yes, Bianchon, to snatch that man from
34 XIV |         could enter my brain."~ ~Bianchon, who was with Desplein all
35 Add |   stories of the Human Comedy.~ ~Bianchon, Horace~ Father Goriot~
36 Add |   Country Parson~In addition, M. Bianchon narrated the following:~