Chapter

 1 I  |     fresh proofs. Occasionally a gentleman entered, fashionably dressed,
 2 II |         him stood a well-dressed gentleman staring at him. The person
 3 II |       the large mirror, he saw a gentleman hurrying on, and he slackened
 4 III|       They had wished to make a “gentleman” of their son and had sent
 5 III|        opened noiselessly, and a gentleman entered unannounced. He
 6 VI |   Forestier laughed. “I know the gentleman! If you want twenty francs
 7 VII|          descended the stairs. A gentleman was seated in the carriage.
 8 IX | recognize their son in that fine gentleman, and they would never have
 9 XII|         doorway he met the stout gentleman. When Du Roy passed him,
10 XV |         Rissolin and his wife.~A gentleman greeted Suzanne—a tall,
11 XVI|       confess, Madame, that this gentleman is your lover?”~She replied