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 1 I   | between the events of a man's life and~his name which is truly
 2 I   |    progress of a storm-tossed life?~What wind blew on that
 3 I   |       Marcas! The man's whole life lies in this~fantastic juxtaposition
 4 I   |       five-and-thirty, so his~life extended over seven lustres.~ ~
 5 II  |        We had analyzed social life~while smoking, laughing,
 6 III |       and apparently~reckless life. Our plans and arguments
 7 IV  |    informed as to the mode of~life of Z. Marcas. He did copying,
 8 IV  | foregone conclusion as to his life?~ ~After wandering for a
 9 V   |        You, who are beginning life, walk in the beaten paths.
10 VI  |       by the narrative of his life that he was a great orator,
11 VIII|     finished the story of his life, intermingled with~reflections,
12 VIII|   exclusively a discussion of life on the colossal scale just~
13 IX  |    indeed, to the caprices of life.~What he lived by was the
14 IX  |     women had no place in his life. When we spoke of this~matter,
15 XI  |       but poor~enough in real life, and doubted my success.