Chapter

1 I  | another man of him; now he was stout and serious, and his hair
2 I  |    went downstairs, they met a stout, little man with long hair,
3 IV |        a short, pale man, very stout and bald. Forestier asked
4 VII|        him stood a man, short, stout, and bald, who wore glasses.
5 IX |       reserve. Her ideal was a stout, rosy, country lass, as
6 XII|      the nave, when he met the stout, bold man wandering about,
7 XII|      In the doorway he met the stout gentleman. When Du Roy passed