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 1 I  | wooden bench where Pierrotin~sat, on which three travellers
 2 I  |    rabbits on the bench, and sat himself at the side, on
 3 I  |  curtains.~Pierrotin himself sat on an almost invisible seat
 4 I  |     a fate!"~ ~And Pierrotin sat down on one of the huge
 5 III|  master, next to whom he now sat.~ ~The minister of State
 6 IV |    evening,~linen changed, I sat in my balcony. In the opposite
 7 V  |    of his inferiority, Oscar sat down on a stone post,~lost
 8 VI |     he entered the salon and sat~down without noticing anything.
 9 IX |      of conversation as they sat~around a table luxuriously
10 IX |   aside to a dark corner and sat down, putting his~handkerchief
11 IX |   the fourth time when Oscar sat~down beside him. The other
12 X  |   you come to that."~ ~Oscar sat down and no longer restrained