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 1 I  |      bearing a brass plate with a coat of arms.~ ~"Very good; then
 2 III|           son wore an olive-green coat with~sleeves too short for
 3 III| surtout-coat silk-lined, a waist-~coat of fancy cashmere, and a
 4 III|     consisted of a shabby surtout coat,~American-green in color,
 5 III|           even more worn than~the coat, flapping his thin legs.
 6 III|       pigtail, and wears a little coat of~blue linen. His white
 7 IV |       Moulineaux, put it into his~coat pocket, and entered the
 8 VI |       white waistcoat and a black coat on which shone the grand
 9 VI |          him by the collar of the coat and dragged him to the light~
10 VI |          then took the lad by his coat, and dragged him, as he
11 VII|        shirt-front, a blue-bottle coat, violet silk~gloves, gold
12 IX |          I had just ordered a new coat and trousers and~waistcoat,
13 IX |         trousers pleated, a black coat very~well fitting, and a
14 X  |      outline~of a form in a black coat through the door of the
15 X  |         career by taking off your coat and going to~work in your
16 XI |         the morning in an~evening coat, instead of a surtout; a
17 XI |           of actual~poverty. This coat, which had seen long service
18 XI |           honor adorned his black coat, and the rest of his dress,