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 1 I   |       nails, made at Isle-Adam, trousers of bottle-green velveteen,~
 2 III | nineteen years of age.~The blue trousers, mended by his mother, presented
 3 III |       through the action of his trousers which drew up suddenly,~
 4 III |       the new patch in the said trousers was seen, through the parting~
 5 III |         tight-fitting iron-gray trousers and the overcoat with its~
 6 III |     have heaps of francs in his trousers pocket,"~thought Oscar.~ ~
 7 III |         watch in the fob of his~trousers, from which there depended
 8 III |      spots on his brown Holland trousers less to~remove them than
 9 III |        scarlet neckerchief; and trousers, also black and even more
10 III |        on each cheek. His black trousers covered his boots, the toes
11 V   |         boots and straps to~his trousers. He sneezed, he coughed,
12 V   |        him to perceive that his~trousers, drawn up by the effect
13 V   |   Mistigris, pulling up his own~trousers sufficiently to show an
14 VI  |         wearing a pair of white trousers and thin boots, a~white
15 VIII|        one old, a pair of black trousers, black stockings, and shoes.~
16 IX  |     just ordered a new coat and trousers and~waistcoat, and that
17 IX  |        a pair of black cashmere trousers pleated, a black coat very~
18 XI  |   Georges wore a pair of shabby trousers, with straps intended~for
19 XI  |     horribly battered.~The blue trousers, the waistcoat of a material