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 1 I   |      always~better chance of a seat to be had than in the Beaumont
 2 I   |        came early and wanted~a seat already booked and paid
 3 I   |        to women.~ ~Though each seat of this vehicle, with rounded
 4 I   |      when only~three were on a seat they banged each other perpetually,
 5 I   |     sat on an almost invisible seat perched just below~the sashes
 6 III |      Pierrotin.~"Take the back seat," she said to the boy, looking
 7 III |     beneath the cushion of the seat. He took the opposite corner
 8 III |     that~of Oscar, on the same seat.~ ~"This Pere Leger troubles
 9 III |       a joke.~ ~"Take the back seat," said Pierrotin, "there'
10 III | reluctant to mount to the hard seat where Mistigris was~fidgeting.~ ~"
11 V   |      The count returned to his seat and the coucou rolled on
12 VIII|      Oscar, "show monsieur his seat~and tell him about the customs
13 XI  |        Pierrotin, have you one~seat left?"~ ~"It seems to me