Chapter

 1 I   | settling in Havre if they could find a satisfactory opening.~
 2 I   |         being able, however, to find the vessel, for she could
 3 I   |      only for Jean. Pierre will find himself at a great disadvantage.”~
 4 II  |        go whither he listed, to find the fair-haired Swedes or
 5 II  |         new in flavour. It is a find, my dear fellow.”~“Ah, really?
 6 IV  |     your brother. It is quite a find; an entresol looking out
 7 IV  |  looking about him, startled to find himself here, roused from
 8 V   |     this night and have come to find the drug. So he went in
 9 V   |   recurred to his mind. He must find it! When he should see it
10 V   |         would be kind of you to find it.”~“Yes, I will look for
11 VI  |          Your brother could not find a better.”~He laughed aloud,
12 VII |      the quick. He could hardly find breath to speak, so fierce
13 VII |    Holding her firmly, he could find only words to say again
14 VII |         Jean answered:~“We will find some plan! You cannot live
15 VIII|       he rejected both he would find himself reduced to beggary.~
16 VIII|         less dreadful to him to find that he was another man’
17 IX  |          Au revoir—I hope I may find you more reasonable.” And
18 IX  |      And he looked about him to find the turning.~The beer-shop,
19 IX  |            To America.”~“A very find country, they say.”~And
20 IX  |        It was very difficult to find space for four persons to