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 1 I   |          pourboire if he~was not recognized."~ ~"So! Has this secret
 2 II  |         leather shoes. The~count recognized the wife of some poor, half-pay
 3 III | practised eye would at once have recognized the joyous pupil of a~painter,
 4 III |       which Bichette and~Rougeot recognized a definitive resolution,
 5 IV  |        riding-lesson I gave him, recognized me. You understand, my goose
 6 IV  |           but I don't want to be recognized. Have the~goodness not to
 7 VII |              Camusot, in whom he recognized a certain likeness to his
 8 VIII|      maternal solicitude,~for we recognized therein a delicious taste
 9 IX  |   entered the office,~whom Oscar recognized as Georges Marest, now head-clerk
10 IX  |       accent of that voice Oscar recognized a motherly~kindness which
11 X   |     little old man; and~when she recognized the presence of the clerk
12 XI  |   Beaumont), would scarcely have recognized in this bronzed~and maimed
13 XI  |           Oscar could never have recognized~the individual whose jokes
14 XI  |       substantial, in whom Oscar recognized Pere Leger, here came slowly~
15 XI  |        Neither Georges nor Oscar recognized the illustrious artist,