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 1 II |          suitable one in point of rank, doubled the~already considerable
 2 II |           to conceal his~name and rank had not unnecessarily alarmed
 3 III| front-rank men in war, and men of rank in peace. Besides, just
 4 IV |           at Montereau, I won the rank of~sub-lieutenant, and was
 5 IV |         his aide-de-camp with the rank~of colonel. I fought for
 6 VII|        did he get?"~ ~"The fourth rank in philosophy," replied
 7 VII|         lost time; for the fourth rank in philosophy, well, IT~
 8 IX |          the Gaiete had a certain rank to maintain, he~raised the
 9 IX |           us. Whatever may be his rank~or the degree of affection
10 IX |     thought, "it is only women of rank who are capable of such~
11 X  |        Serizy, which gave him the rank of sub-~lieutenant of the
12 X  |         Fayette,~who gave him the rank of captain in 1832. When
13 X  |           by his promotion to the rank of~lieutenant-colonel. He