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 1 I   |         is I who fetch them from school and take them~back; and
 2 II  |        send both his sons to the school~Henri IV. At the present
 3 III |       that the boy was always~in school at the time his business
 4 III |        son, Oscar~Husson, at the school of Henri IV.; and he sent
 5 III |       Oscar, who was now leaving school, had been made to bear many~
 6 III |          1815, taken to and from school~by his step-father, Oscar
 7 IV  |          like those of the David school," put in~Mistigris.~ ~"You
 8 V   |          of the confessor at his school.~ ~"Well, you were right
 9 VII |         has never won a prize at school!" continued Clapart.~ ~To
10 VII | bourgeois eyes, the obtaining of school prizes means the certainty~
11 VII |       order~to carry you through school, where you have cost me,
12 VII |       and spoon required for his school~outfit.~ ~Oscar's mother
13 VII |          ear.~ ~"He has finished school, and he regretted so much
14 VII |           Well, he's just out of school.~Listen, I'm no talker,"
15 VIII|             The lad is in a good school," thought Moreau.~ ~For
16 VIII|          second year in the law-~school Oscar knew more than most
17 VIII|        his third year at the law school. He was a~fine young man