Chapter

 1 I  |        lived at home until the age of twelve, when, despite
 2 I  |     pure at seventeen years of age, so that he might imbue
 3 I  |      carved in oak, black from age and highly polished, bore
 4 V  |       wondrous forms molded by age, the ravaging wind and the
 5 VI |         thin, vivacious, of no age in particular, ceremonious
 6 X  |     pinch of snuff, and said: “Age will calm you down, abbé,
 7 XI |  Catholic, and when he came of age he could believe as he pleased.~
 8 XI |     friends; I am just at that age.”~She had nothing to say,
 9 XI |         that Paul not being of age, no one would have lent
10 XI |       that he would soon be of age.~They entered into no discussion
11 XI |         for I shall soon be of age. This will help me out of
12 XII|         having reached a great age for an animal, he existed
13 XIV| notches were there showing the age and growth of her child.