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 1 III|      face of the vain lad was round and chubby and~bright with
 2 III|          The young man turned round. What were Oscar's feelings
 3 III|     on beholding a~gold chain round his neck, at the end of
 4 III|        and a~watch-key with a round top and flat sides, on which
 5 III|    wore a gray blouse~buckled round his waist by a polished
 6 III| black-silk cravat drew a line round his very~white neck, and
 7 III|       the knee, were fastened~round the ends of his velveteen
 8 III|      knob, which~was fastened round his wrist by a thong of
 9 III|       cast a sagacious glance round the interior of~the coach,
10 III|        said Mistigris looking~round at the count. "But you shouldn'
11 IV |   when Marshal Soult took him~round the waist and flung him
12 IV |      Georges. "Why, agents go round and take all the harvests,~
13 V  |  Georges.~ ~Pere Leger turned round to look at Oscar with a
14 V  |     the fat countryman~looked round for his colonel there was
15 IX |       his company for an hour round the~exterior boulevards
16 XI |    defined a large dark spot. Round his cravat, which was slipped