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 1 I  |        and other old-fashioned French~contrivances. But these
 2 III|         a brown~bonnet, an old French cashmere shawl, raw-silk
 3 IV |        is how things happen in French stage-coaches. In other
 4 IV |     refuge in the house of the French~consul at Smyrna, and he
 5 IV |       couldn't speak a word of French, and that~language is indispensable
 6 IV |      East is understood in the French provinces!"~cried Georges. "
 7 IV | indifferent to everything. The French consul,~charming fellow,
 8 IV |        these days--"~ ~"You, a French soldier!" said the count,
 9 IV |     severe in its treatment of French~soldiers who bear arms against
10 IV |    already happened~during the French occupation of Illyria to