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1 I   |     were separated by a wooden~bar inserted in the sides of
2 I   |       or removed at will. This~bar, specially covered with
3 I   |      to the omoplates~when the bar was in place. But when it
4 III |        take down this infernal bar, which cost such trouble~
5 VII |     young man, hard as an iron bar, eager for work,~ferociously
6 VIII|     till you are called to the~bar. A clerk should never spend
7 VIII| licentiate and the call to the bar) in~Paris, in order to be
8 IX  |        himself admitted to the bar. Therefore don't drink~too
9 X   |    making his probation at the~bar he will have gone through