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 1 II  |        gazed at the patriarchal draper as~Humboldt may have scrutinized
 2 III | Guillaume in~hasty retreat. The draper, annoyed by his assistant'
 3 III |     side glance at him; but the draper and his amorous apprentice~
 4 IV  |       formerly~divided a master draper from his apprentices was
 5 V   |      And once a year the worthy draper gave an entertainment, when
 6 VII |        the stern eye of the old draper or of Madame Guillaume.~
 7 VIII|        the year. The~shrewd old draper rubbed his hands, and allowed
 8 VIII|      stool.~ ~As the old master draper had never yet bid his assistant
 9 VIII|     gold."~ ~"Oh, oh!" said the draper. "Well, one must be very
10 IX  |       standing.~ ~"Joseph," the draper said with frigid dignity, "
11 IX  |     spoken at random by the old draper, and their~conclusion made
12 IX  |       and Virginie, to whom the draper had not~yet confided his
13 XI  |        the~rating which the old draper already quaked at. In a
14 XI  |   Guillaume on the arm. The old draper could not help making a
15 XII |                     XII~The old draper went to look for Joseph
16 XII |      the wax-lights, the worthy draper,~who was always clear-sighted
17 XV  |       hoped to inveigle the old draper into some risky~discount,
18 XVII|       divorce the apathetic old draper~seemed to wake up. Prompted