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 1 IV  |        East one meets with such iron souls, who~can nurse a vengeance
 2 V   |    valet bakes him in~a sort of iron box--for he is always in
 3 V   | Pierrotin, pulling up at a fine iron~gate.~ ~"Here we are--where?"
 4 V   |       was no sign of him.~ ~The iron gates opened at Pierrotin'
 5 VI  |      had substituted a handsome iron~gateway for the shabby railing,
 6 VI  |         the~chateau through the iron gates. However worn-out
 7 VII |      Oscar in that path with an iron hand, and he will end as
 8 VII |         a young man, hard as an iron bar, eager for work,~ferociously
 9 VIII|    Galled by the collar of this iron~system, wild desires seized
10 IX  |    hundred thousand francs.~The iron age had now begun.~ ~Georges