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 1 I   |         blue, on which could~be read, on the sides, in silvery
 2 I   |   passage, above which could be~read on a long sign, "Hotel du
 3 II  |        his steward's letter and read it. In its assurances of
 4 II  |        purchase for himself, he read the truth.~ ~"Corruption
 5 IV  |      had~placed there. On it he read the words in gilt letters: "
 6 IV  |         Cosserew. You must have read in the newspapers~how old
 7 VI  |        which you~have certainly read to be so well informed."~ ~"
 8 VII |     into a chair that she might read~the fatal letter. "Oscar,"
 9 VIII|        will give him authors to read. In short, he is to~be under
10 X   | Desroches opened the letter and read it. Finding the five-hundred-~