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 1 I   |   Chambly; but~competition followed. To-day the Toulouse, a
 2 III |    a true "gamin," who was followed by a porter dragging a~hand-cart.
 3 III | whose satirical~glance had followed his own.~ ~"Charming!" said
 4 IV  |   said Pere Leger, who had~followed the narrative with the deepest
 5 VI  |   I slaughtered.'"~ ~Oscar followed the steward, who led him
 6 VII |      Brochon here came up, followed by Oscar and Poiret.~ ~"
 7 VIII|    receptions of neophytes followed, the last in the fatal year
 8 VIII|   worlds~than this!~ ~Here followed thirty-three reports of
 9 IX  | thirteen years of age), he followed her to~the rue Pastourel,
10 X   |   The eyes of the danseuse followed those of the little old
11 X   |   his electrified soldiers followed him.~The Arabs, in their