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1 I   | whatever station of life they belonged. Nevertheless, by dint~of "
2 II  |     called Presles. This farm~belonged to a burgher of Beaumont-sur-Oise,
3 II  |       and~son. Citizen Moreau belonged to the Danton party; Robespierre,~
4 III |    the very least. Pere Leger~belonged to the species of farmer
5 VI  |    with two good horses which belonged~to the farm. Besides these
6 VII |     in a~hackney-coach, which belonged to an establishment at Courtille.
7 VII |    not belie him. Pere Cardot belonged to that race of~lively Gerontes
8 VII |   gentleman hated priests; he belonged to that great~flock of ninnies
9 VIII|   noble race had for all that~belonged to ancient usages and customs.