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 1 I   |    willing to infringe the law as to the number of~passengers
 2 I   |   overloading forbidden by law, "for the safety of~passengers,"
 3 II  |  Revolution he had studied law in his father's office;
 4 VII |    an admirable father-in-~law.~ ~"He knows," thought he, "
 5 VII |    the arm. "Let him study law; I'll pay the~costs. Put
 6 VIII|  afraid, is~not fitted for law. He can talk well, though;
 7 VIII|   in his third year at the law school. He was a~fine young
 8 IX  |    debts, and gives up the law.~He hopes to be Marquis
 9 IX  | obedience to this terrible~law is essentially social and
10 X   |   wants to continue in the law after paying,~as they say,