Paragraph

 1 IV |        receive company--Madame Roguin, a Demoiselle Chevrel, fifteen
 2 VI |  explained its purpose. Madame Roguin's gossip naturally~inspired
 3 VI |       about her to~find Madame Roguin, from whom she had been
 4 VI |  agreement with talent. Madame Roguin's exclamation of surprise
 5 VI |     nod, and pointed to Madame Roguin, as a spoil-~sport, to show
 6 VI |     but on their return Madame Roguin~could not forbear from speaking
 7 XI |  quaked at. In a minute Madame~Roguin was standing in the middle
 8 XI |      patronizing air.~ ~Madame Roguin made the great mistake of
 9 XI | Emperor himself, at the Salon. Roguin is now his~ ~lawyer, and
10 XI |   years!~ ~"Augustine," Madame Roguin went on, after a short pause, "
11 XI |     and serene weather. Madame Roguin displayed~so much address
12 XI |  wisely gave way before~Madame Roguin's aggressive volubility.
13 XII|  skylight, Monsieur and Madame Roguin,~the young painter and his
14 Add| Birotteau~The Middle Classes~ ~Roguin, Madame~Cesar Birotteau~