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 1 I  |       to tone it down with the bourgeois. His clothing, like that~
 2 I  |        you and I would be~rich bourgeois. If Madame la comtesse goes
 3 I  |  Pierrotin. "Peer~of France or bourgeois, they are all looking after
 4 III|     persons in the coach~for a bourgeois of the name of Lecomte.~ ~"
 5 III|      the air of a good-natured bourgeois.~ ~"Suppose you were late,
 6 IV |   weightier~cares of the solid bourgeois. In a coach there is no
 7 IV |     name is Schinner."~ ~"Hey! bourgeois, may I offer you a glass
 8 IV |    anything between meals? How bourgeois, Marais, Place~Royale, that
 9 IV |        addressing Schinner, "a~bourgeois,--as you call us in the
10 V  |       property."~ ~"Well done, bourgeois!" cried the inn-keeper.~ ~"
11 VI |          He whom we took for a~bourgeois in the coucou was the count.
12 VI |    have amused myself with the~bourgeois in the diligence, but--"~ ~"
13 VII|        continued Clapart.~ ~To bourgeois eyes, the obtaining of school
14 VII| departed for Paris. Usually, a bourgeois gives notice in~the household
15 XI |        five coaches. He is the~bourgeois of Beaumont, where he keeps
16 XI |        short, he is the modern bourgeois.~ ~ ~ ~