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 1 I   |  Pierrotin himself,~were so well known that even the inhabitants
 2 I   |        eight o'clock, was seldom known~to take place before nine.
 3 III | protector of a woman whom he had known in~possession of millions,
 4 IV  |         of Janina, is too little known; he needs an~historian.
 5 VI  |          used by physicians, but known to the common people. I
 6 VII |    fortunate fathers I have ever known. Under your virtuous son-in-law~
 7 VII |          Moreau, wishing to make known to Madame Clapart the change
 8 VIII|        stern father, had himself~known the condition in which Oscar
 9 IX  |         great world, or, indeed, known anything about it, put themselves~
10 XI  |        voice I should never have known you."~ ~"Ah! it was monsieur
11 XI  |  Pierrotin, "I should never have known you;~nor you, either, monsieur;