Chapter

1 V     |  ourselves, Monsieur~Berryer finding it impossible to come to
2 XII   |    help being ill pleased at finding himself neglected for another,~
3 XIII  |    carriage behind him,~and, finding himself in a sunk road,
4 XVII  |    electors of Besancon, and~finding out their interests, their
5 XIX   |     to foreign influence, in~finding the length of its foot,
6 XXI   |      and was not dismayed at finding himself among twenty or~
7 XXIV  | gentlemen sat down to cards, finding~the thing intolerable. The
8 XXVI  |  rage of a~bigot startled at finding herself unexpectedly defied, "
9 XXVIII|      to tell me~his idea, on finding that I was determined to