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 1 I   |    where none but students came to lodge,~one of those large
 2 III | about the streets, we both came in, each armed with a novel.~
 3 IV  |   a cost of nine sous, and came in to bed at six o'clock.
 4 IV  |  them--we were young! Then came the Carnival, the Paris
 5 V   |    filled his, and then he~came to sit in our room, bringing
 6 VI  |    that Marcas, if he ever came to the front, would remain
 7 VII | superior intellect,~Marcas came a little further than before;
 8 VIII|    and the Barbaric~hordes came down.~ ~"The Barbaric hordes
 9 IX  | third-rate power! This cry came up again and again~in his
10 XI  |   the session. Then Marcas came back to us, worked~to death.
11 XI  |    the crater of power; he came away from it~with the beginnings