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 1 I   | travellers would put off their journey to make it with their~long-tried
 2 I   |            So! Has this secret journey anything to do with the
 3 I   |    saving their money. If this journey concerns Monsieur Moreau,~
 4 II  |     the meaning of this sudden journey, and the~incognito maintained
 5 II  |      that Monsieur de Serizy's journey by a public~conveyance,
 6 III | phrases as to the weather, the~journey, and the stopping-places
 7 III |        twenty miles appeared a journey, showed plainly that he~
 8 III |      were starting upon a long journey,~and went with him to the
 9 III |      out of the lad during the journey. Oscar chose~not to hear.
10 IV  |       a need of enlivening the journey and~forgetting its tedium.~ ~
11 VII |      has ruined me. During his journey in Pierrotin's~coach, he
12 VIII|     committed on that~luckless journey; but the volume of his repressed
13 IX  |       dress on the day of that journey to Presles, as the~effect
14 X   |      briefly the affair of the journey to Presles.~ ~"Ah! yes,"
15 X   |        than I even~hoped. That journey to Presles was only a heedlessness
16 X   |     his~painful remarks on the journey to Presles, but to feel
17 XI  |     our blagueur of the famous journey to Presles," cried~Joseph
18 XI  |  Bridau, sadly, "that the last journey the~count will ever take
19 XI  |           The adventure of the journey to Presles was a lesson