Chapter

 1 I   |   brotherhood which gives the upper circles~of Besancon a solemn
 2 II  |      where, as in church, the~upper rank and the townsfolk of
 3 III |       while~receiving all the upper circle of Besancon every
 4 VII |    obscurely formed among the upper class of merchants in Besancon,
 5 VII |       Albert quietly kept the upper hand and made Alfred Boucher
 6 VIII| background of the room on the upper story of this~house, to
 7 VIII|     of a single glance at the upper window of a~house. While
 8 XIX |   tumbling to join the lovely upper waters of the Doubs, Watteville
 9 XIX |     two hills, but not of the upper valley thus flooded,~through
10 XX  |     soon found herself at the upper end shut in by the Dent
11 XXIV|    influential members of the upper circle of Besancon, who