Chapter

 1 II   |         The real colonists, the poor, are generally cast out
 2 V    |         a sceptical laugh: “The poor husbands!” Then they talked
 3 V    |        upon his breast: “Oh, my poor darling! Had I known! How
 4 VIII | murmured: “Certainly I will go. Poor Charles!”~The manager, to
 5 VIII | to-morrow morning. Prepare that poor, young wife and send for
 6 VIII |       You know that I am only a poor devil, who has his position
 7 VIII |         this to you before even poor Charles is buried, because
 8 X    |    called Charles anything but “poor Charles,” with an accent
 9 XI   |        Oh, Georges!”~He added: “Poor devil!” in a tone of profound
10 XV   |       his wife, and now he felt poor as he compared his paltry
11 XVII | tearfully: “I was thinking that poor mamma could not sleep if
12 XVIII|    murmured: “How affected that poor mother is!”~The bishop said: “
13 XVIII|      country—he, the son of the poor peasants of Canteleu. He