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 1 I  | glasses.~ ~"There's a good reason for that," said the footman. "
 2 II |    he was supposed to have~reason to complain of Napoleon.
 3 II |    some serious underlying reason. His conduct had its~cause,
 4 III|  never seen Oscar, for the reason that the boy was always~
 5 IV |  he took, for some unknown~reason, to be a chandler; in the
 6 IV |     and fearing, with some~reason, that Pere Leger might be
 7 VII| have been cut in. For this~reason corporal punishment, though
 8 VII| all the work, and for that reason I shall be constantly on
 9 X  |     Don't you see that the reason he forgot to go for those
10 X  |   barrister? No. While his~reason is maturing, what will he