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 1 I  |         the same, over which he wore, while exercising his~functions,
 2 III|       to mended gloves, the son wore an olive-green coat with~
 3 III|         broken~slippers, always wore green spectacles, and exhibited,
 4 III|      the young men, the one who wore top-~boots and spurs, nudged
 5 III| audience. His step-father still~wore, after the fashion of the
 6 III|      been sixteen years of age, wore a gray blouse~buckled round
 7 III|         jet-~black.~ ~The count wore a long blue overcoat, buttoned
 8 III|      which were barely seen. He wore no decoration in his button-hole,
 9 V  |         the utmost respect, and wore shoe-~strings which--"~ ~"
10 VI |       all the new fashions.~She wore expensive boots, and never
11 VI |        an elegant~Parisian. She wore, also, a superb bonnet of
12 IX |      beautiful clothes which he wore with a pride and joy which
13 XI |        blouse, beneath which he wore a black~suit, he smoked
14 XI |         of his~clothes, Georges wore a pair of shabby trousers,