Chapter

 1 I   |        younger than his brother, fair, with a full beard, smiled
 2 I   |        notions.~Jean, who was as fair as his brother was dark,
 3 I   |      grieved.~Mme. Rosemilly was fair, with blue eyes, a mass
 4 I   |     understand, not to hear. Her fair head went back with an engaging
 5 I   |         his hand on his handsome fair beard, a familiar gesture
 6 III |       the dusty paths. They were fair little things with long
 7 III |          morning with a handsome fair man, wearing a big beard.
 8 III |   barmaid’s remark that Jean was fair and he dark, that they were
 9 III |           speak on behalf of the fair sex.”~She raised her glass,
10 IV  |          his brain. Marechal was fair—fair like Jean. He now remembered
11 IV  |         brain. Marechal was fair—fair like Jean. He now remembered
12 V   |       money and thought it quite fair and natural! He was sleeping,
13 V   |          slumbers. His beard and fair hair made a golden patch
14 V   |         and wonderfully like the fair young man who smiled from
15 V   |    seconds to look at Marechal’s fair hair, and show quite plainly
16 VI  |  sea-breeze, gazing at the wide, fair horizon of blue water streaked
17 VIII|         thousand francs to start fair with afterward.”~His father
18 VIII|       society. A young lady with fair hair, resting her elbows
19 IX  | state-room by a young man with a fair beard, not unlike his brother.