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 1 II  |    year, a season at~which the bourgeois of Paris conceive, periodically,
 2 III |     man, born~to be a virtuous bourgeois, having left his native
 3 IV  |        picture fit to make the bourgeois~shudder, and the bourgeois
 4 IV  |     bourgeois~shudder, and the bourgeois shuddered. Fougeres had
 5 IV  |       and provision-bills with bourgeois punctuality.~~
 6 V   |   Vervelle frowned. The worthy bourgeois~drew after him another complication
 7 VII |         Hearing that reply the bourgeois beat a quiet retreat to
 8 VII |       ruffled up these orderly bourgeois.~ ~The phase of autumn so
 9 VII |      little attraction a plain bourgeois family could offer to an
10 VII |     joy, a~kindliness, a frank bourgeois absurdity which confounded
11 VIII|        at the~Salon, passes in bourgeois regions for a fine portrait-painter.
12 VIII| Grassou never emerges from the bourgeois circle, in~which he is considered
13 VIII|     The great reason which the bourgeois~families have for employing