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1 III|    forks and spoons were of silver.~ ~Monsieur Clapart, clothed
2 III|     breeches and secured by silver~buckles. His hob-nailed
3 VI | again, to ask for linen and silver, and to beg she would go
4 VII|    of clothes, he~added the silver cup and fork and spoon required
5 IX | second father. This was his silver age.~ ~From 1820 to 1823,
6 IX |    During the five years of silver and gold Pere Cardot had
7 IX |     serving the dainties on silver salvers. The~hangings, a
8 IX |   pulled out his hundred~in silver five-franc pieces, much
9 XI |      he said, pulling out a silver watch.~ ~"Persons are usually