Chap.

1        6|       and extracting then his sons Henri and Charles.~Labordette
2        6|      side. Mignon and his two sons had the third room. Labordette
3        6|       of flowers, putting his sons through a course of botanical
4        6| astonish Lucy, was making his sons recite a fable by La Fontaine.
5        6|    conviction, looking at his sons and improving the occasion.~
6       12|    sight of Mme Hugon and her sons, had eagerly offered her
7       13|   Mamma Hugon now treated her sons with singular financial
8       13|    downstairs. She wanted her sons; she was starting to reclaim
9       13|    the mother weeping for her sons. He knew her greatness of