Chapter

 1 I     |        Archbishop, the three or four clever or remarkable~Abbes of the
 2 IV    |              of the late Archbishop, clever as he was in his~capacity
 3 VIII  | Notwithstanding the pains taken by a clever mother, who was~alarmed
 4 XIII  |         delights of~the society of a clever woman, wonderfully well
 5 XXII  |             of his~constituents, the clever candidate gave them to understand
 6 XXII  |            Prefecture. Three of~four clever men would say to Albert'
 7 XXII  |          against a talking-to from a clever Ministerialist, who~proved
 8 XXII  |          estimate their chances,~and clever men can prophesy their failure
 9 XXIV  |           Abbe de~Grancey's fine and clever head was to be seen moving
10 XXVIII|          young lady~too! She drove a clever man into a monastery--the