Chapter

 1 I  |      Portas?"~ ~"We had made friends," replied the man; "the
 2 II |   mother asked advice of her friends, the~answer was, invariably: "
 3 II | actions of the~most intimate friends.~ ~Ginevra Piombo loved
 4 II |      all her companions; her friends and enemies were equally~
 5 II |    was henceforth watched by friends and~foes alike.~ ~It is
 6 III|      man, addressing the two friends~whom chance had sent to
 7 III|    of contempt. "Now, as for friends,--those you shall have."~ ~
 8 III|  others' thoughts. No longer friends of twenty~minutes only,
 9 III|      minutes only, they were friends of twenty years.~ ~"Dear
10 III|   Republicans,~incorruptible friends to the Empire, who remained
11 III|      and Carnots with him as friends. As for the rest of the
12 V  |      The church, filled with friends and relations, echoed~with
13 VI |   were given~in 1793 between friends as they mounted the scaffold.