Chapter

 1 I |     well! Gerome.”~And the old fellow replied in a fury:~“They
 2 I |          said he.~Jean, a tall fellow, much younger than his brother,
 3 I |        is very early.”~The old fellow hesitated; he certainly
 4 I |       murmured:~“He was a good fellow, very affectionate. He often
 5 I |   great disadvantage.”~The old fellow seemed perplexed: “Well,
 6 II| flavour. It is a find, my dear fellow.”~“Ah, really? Well, I am
 7 IV|      appearance that of a good fellow, simple and kindly. He called
 8 IV|       this is madness, my dear fellow; you will ruin yourself
 9 V |      in a pathetic tone:~“Poor fellow! To think that he was like
10 VI|        she exclaimed. “My dear fellow, you should never do two
11 VI|        and watch Beausire. The fellow is positively clearing out
12 IX|      hundred per cent. The old fellow ended by saying: “If this
13 IX|    inclined to embrace the old fellow.~“I am not playing you false.
14 IX|      to his wife:~“A very fine fellow, all the same, is our Jean.”~“