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 1 IV |       continue, agreeable old gentleman, to lecture us, if you like.
 2 VI |     of a~minister of State, a gentleman, an old man, and a client,"
 3 VII|   hypocrite.~ ~The worthy old gentleman hated priests; he belonged
 4 VII|       of these visits the old gentleman had~given Oscar a dinner
 5 VII| endeavored to impress the old gentleman with the idea~that his nephew
 6 IX |  women of fashion. Therefore, gentleman of the lower courts," he
 7 IX |      thousand francs. The old gentleman, wise from experience,~foresaw
 8 IX | caprice.~But the luckless old gentleman was fond of his tyrant.
 9 X  |     Florentine," said the old gentleman, "this is~neither right
10 X  |      instant the wrathful old gentleman stopped short as if~magnetized,
11 X  |     that not only was the old gentleman nonplussed, but~Oscar was