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 1 I   |   stranger was certainly not standing there to admire the~cat,
 2 II  |  chins had just been shaved. Standing on tiptoe, in the farthest~
 3 II  |      merchant was to be seen standing on the threshold of his
 4 III | where Monsieur Guillaume was~standing. He took two steps out into
 5 III |   what ails you that you are standing there with your~arms folded?"
 6 V   |      chubby-cheeked maid was~standing, composed so strange a group;
 7 VIII|        The merchant remained standing, his hand resting on the
 8 IX  |     and in despair, remained standing.~ ~"Joseph," the draper
 9 X   | Augustine and Theodore, who, standing behind a pillar, worshiped
10 XI  |     minute Madame~Roguin was standing in the middle of the room,