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 1 I  | coaching-lines watching the lively start of the~vehicles which deceives
 2 I  |          that the new coach was to start~on the morrow. By offering
 3 III|          good-bye, mamma. We shall start soon; there's the horse
 4 III|         Pierrotin:--~ ~"When do we start?"~ ~"Presently," said that
 5 III|         Pierrotin, how soon do you~start?"~ ~"I have two travellers
 6 III|         reappeared.~ ~"Come, let's start!" was the general cry.~ ~"
 7 III|            cry.~ ~"We are going to start," replied Pierrotin. "Now,
 8 IV |            the chandler; that will start~your moustache."~ ~Oscar,
 9 VI |       shrewdness, caution from the start; he should be incapable
10 VII|         their~children make a good start in life! In this respect--
11 VII|         path on which~you ought to start this young fellow?" he went
12 XI |             after which~he cried: "Start!" Pierrotin got up beside