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 1 II|     feelings of a retired army officer, Monsieur de Reybert,~and
 2 II|        My husband~is a retired officer, with a pension of six hundred
 3 II|    estate to~some retired army officer, about whom he could obtain
 4 IV|      hierarchy. From a cavalry officer Chosrew simply became a
 5 IV|  Chosrew simply became a naval~officer. Sultan Mahmoud ordered
 6 IV|        believed that artillery officer?" said Mistigris, as slyly
 7 IX|     side~of Giroudeau, the old officer of the Empire.~ ~"Messieurs,"
 8 X |       he could never~become an officer as matters then were. At
 9 X | occasion was rewarded with the officer's cross~of the Legion of
10 XI|      would recognize a retired officer, from the loss of an arm~
11 XI|        this bronzed~and maimed officer the little Oscar Husson
12 XI|      was about to~speak.~ ~The officer wished to remain unknown
13 XI|     bearing.~The rosette of an officer of the Legion of honor,
14 XI|        looked at the one-armed officer for several seconds;~then