Chapter

 1 I   |     leaving school, Pierre, the elder, five years older than Jean,
 2 I   |        made them stop while the elder took breath, so as to get
 3 I   |         disputable. You are the elder; you, therefore, would be
 4 III |    clapped their hands, and the elder Roland rose to reply. After
 5 IV  |        the younger than for the elder, had never been more interested
 6 V   | appealed to the judgment of her elder son.~“And you, Pierre, what
 7 VII |    passed on his taste, and the elder chafing more and more at
 8 VII |           At the thought of her elder son she was convulsed with
 9 VIII|    under the same roof with her elder son. For a long time he
10 VIII|       Come in.”~He went in. The elder was writing, leaning over
11 VIII|         a good deal to do.” The elder brother’s voice was tremulous,