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 1 Ded | subject of this Scene~have the honor of it.~Her brother,~De Balzac~
 2 II  |   grand cross of the Legion of honor; he also had the orders
 3 II  |    understand that the world's honor, the fuss and feathers~of
 4 II  |  poultice to the wounds of his honor.~Nevertheless, we ought
 5 IV  |   grand cross of the~Legion of honor, that of Saint Andrew of
 6 V   |        blaguer women."~ ~"God, Honor, and the Ladies! I believe
 7 VI  |     the cross of the Legion of honor~for the first cavalry-sergeant
 8 VI  |       my dignity, and for your honor, we will~part decently;
 9 VIII|        strictest~principles of honor, discretion, and honesty,
10 IX  |       partner behind him; but "honor"~kept him there. Three more
11 X   |     the cross of~the Legion of honor, and was attached as aide-de-camp
12 X   |       s cross~of the Legion of honor, and by his promotion to
13 XI  |       rosette of the Legion of honor in his button-hole, was~
14 XI  |    horses that would~have done honor to the Messageries-royales,
15 XI  |       officer of the Legion of honor, his missing arm, the~strict
16 XI  | Georges.~ ~"To whom have I the honor of speaking?" asked old
17 XI  |        ribbon of the Legion~of honor adorned his black coat,