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 1 III |      giving himself a shake and addressing his~companion.~ ~The glance
 2 III |         yours?" said~Mistigris, addressing the porter.~ ~"He has gone
 3 IV  |        pacha," said Pere~Leger, addressing Georges.~ ~"He was a very
 4 IV  |      the Louvre," he continued, addressing Schinner, "a~bourgeois,--
 5 IV  |       say it is?" said Georges, addressing the~great painter.~ ~"Rome
 6 IV  |     Venice," resumed the count,~addressing Schinner.~ ~"I was too much
 7 IV  |       Monsieur Schinner was not addressing himself to you in~particular,"
 8 V   |    Maffliers," said Pere Leger,~addressing Georges when he got back
 9 VI  |   Monsieur~le comte," he added, addressing the two young men, "to invite
10 VII | happened?" repeated the mother, addressing the stable-man.~ ~"I don'
11 VIII|    Godeschal at breakfast time, addressing all the~clerks, "I announce
12 IX  |         other?" said Godeschal, addressing Georges.~ ~"I should think