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 1 I   |         little~horse was a mare named Bichette; she ate little,
 2 I   |         corner of the street so named.~ ~In the early days of
 3 II  |    farmer of Beaumont-sur-Oise, named Leger, leased and cultivated~
 4 II  |   burgher of Beaumont-sur-Oise, named Margueron. The lease~made
 5 III |       ruined in 1802. This man, named Husson,~became insane through
 6 III |     distress a government clerk named~Clapart, aged twenty-seven,
 7 III |        they are weaned, and are named Oscar, and~have chocolate."~ ~
 8 IV  |        twenty-two, like the one named~Georges, is clever and lively,
 9 IV  |        over his face as Georges named, correctly, one of our~most
10 IV  |         me that my neighbor was named Zena. Changed my linen.
11 VI  |         There'll come a colonel named Czerni-Georges, aide-de-camp
12 VII |  Clapart was expecting~a friend named Poiret, who often came in
13 VII |         prizes, at which~he was named. The name of Husson, which,
14 VIII| promotion.~ ~This fourth clerk, named Frederic Marest, intended
15 IX  |        old captain of dragoons, named Giroudeau; Finot, a~journalist
16 XI  |       door of the interieur, he named, consecutively, "Monsieur~
17 XI  |       Giroudeau have repeatedly named~him in their reports."~ ~"