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 1 III|  her son, who was doubtless~travelling for the first time, and
 2 III|     care of my Oscar; he is~travelling alone for the first time."~ ~"
 3 III|   do you like children when travelling?" asked one young man~of
 4 III|    compare the~dress of his travelling companion with his own,
 5 III|   the profession of his~new travelling companion.~ ~The gamin,
 6 IV | pretended to be Lord~Byron, travelling incognito. Sapristi! I'll
 7 IV |     wear his decorations in travelling? There's monsieur,"~he said,
 8 V  |    trust, the annoyances of travelling~in a coucou before I reach
 9 VI |  unimportance of their late travelling companion in the eyes of
10 VI |       Merely a joke made in travelling," replied Joseph, who wanted
11 VII|     his Excellency,~who was travelling incognito, and actually