Paragraph

 1 I  |     affection of the country-~people, and also violent remonstrances
 2 IV |    replied Schinner.~"But the people are used to it. Besides,
 3 IV |  there, you know that all the people at that~end of the Adriatic
 4 IV |       the street crowded with people. Such a crowd!~like that
 5 V  |    indiscretion.~ ~"All these people combine against us," he
 6 V  |     towards Oscar. "Well-bred people always talk of their 'households';
 7 V  |      cried Oscar.~ ~"Hang it! people don't tell such things about
 8 V  |   this: you can't~say harm of people you don't know. Now the
 9 V  |        replied Georges. "When~people want to talk in public conveyances,
10 VI |  villages, she patronized the people in the tone of a~great lady.
11 VI |       the noblest and richest people in the surrounding country~
12 VI |       but known to the common people. I spoke of~your feelings
13 VII|    for us,--for~God knows how people without means are treated."~ ~"
14 VII| highnesses, and all the~great people at court. But now the Camusots
15 X  |     are stained! What sort of people did you have here?"~ ~"You
16 X  |       over to the side of the people. This desertion, which~had
17 XI |    never made itself."~ ~"How people meet again!" said Monsieur