Chapter

 1 I   |    the old sailor Papagris, known as Jean Bart, in whose charge
 2 I   |     second son, whom he has known from his birth up, and judges
 3 II  |     the quarter of the town known as Ingouville.~He had known
 4 II  | known as Ingouville.~He had known old Marowsko-le pere Marowsko,
 5 II  |    examination. Nothing was known of his early life, and all
 6 III |     never told me. If I had known that—I was out of sorts
 7 III |   Captain Beausire, who had known her husband, cried:~“Come,
 8 IV  |  his birth? Yes, but he had known me first. If he had loved
 9 IV  |  suddenly saw him as he had known him: a man of about sixty,
10 IV  |    any one who had seen and known her ever think of her but
11 V   |   suspicions! A man who had known their mother had left him
12 V   |   smile, that voice—so well known, so familiar—abruptly struck
13 VI  |    This disgraceful secret, known to them alone, goaded him
14 VI  |   parts.~The mistress, well known as “La belle Alphonsine,”
15 VII |    hit more keenly:~“I have known for a long time that you
16 VII |     that torment is; I have known it this month past. Your
17 VII | should never have loved, or known, or cared for anything—I
18 VIII|   the two was not precisely known. But this very doubt contributed
19 IX  |   the people he knew or had known, and among the faces which