Chapter

 1 I    | whistling. Forestier bowed low.~“Norbert de Varenne,” said he, “the
 2 I    |          with Jacques Rival, and Norbert de Varenne whom you have
 3 II   |        very elegant, followed by Norbert de Varenne. The latter advanced
 4 II   |       said during the soup; then Norbert de Varenne asked a general
 5 II   |  invariably confront newcomers.”~Norbert de Varenne interrupted: “
 6 II   |         subject of colonization, Norbert de Varenne questioned him
 7 II   |         Africa.’ Will he not, M. Norbert?”~The old poet, who had
 8 II   |       could think of. Finally M. Norbert de Varenne advanced, a glass
 9 II   |       cordially to his pressure; Norbert de Varenne’s was moist and
10 III  |      entered the manager’s room. Norbert de Varenne was writing an
11 V    |         kissed it as he had seen Norbert de Varenne do.~Examining
12 VI   |         and coughed incessantly.~Norbert de Varenne and Jacques Rival
13 VI   |  descended the staircase, he met Norbert de Varenne, who was likewise
14 VI   |      Egad, you make me shudder.”~Norbert de Varenne continued: “You
15 VII  |        his life? And he recalled Norbert de Varenne’s remarks, made
16 VIII |         I loved all that.”~Again Norbert de Varenne’s words occurred
17 XI   |        Will you invite Rival and Norbert de Varenne? I shall go to
18 XI   |          I will see to Rival and Norbert.”~The following day he thought
19 XV   |       one seized his arm. It was Norbert de Varenne. The old poet
20 XV   |     Marquis de Cazolles; he left Norbert de Varenne abruptly and
21 XVIII|     church slowly began to fill. Norbert de Varenne espied Jacques