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1 I  |       this space was inclosed by leather curtains.~Pierrotin himself
2 I  |    footman in livery, carrying a leather portmanteau and~coming from
3 I  |     Pierrotin, eyeing the pretty leather trunk, well buckled,~and
4 II |      gown with violet spots, and leather shoes. The~count recognized
5 III|          his waist by a polished leather belt. His cap, jauntily~
6 III|          his wrist by a thong of leather.~ ~"And you are called Pere
7 V  |    Husson, and the pretty little leather portmanteau, which he took
8 VI |     heels, breeches of yellowish leather~and top-boots, and in his
9 XI | varnished boots; but his were of leather, thick-soled, ill-~blacked,