Chapter

 1   Pre|        hardy linguists who have learnt, in the sweat of their brows,
 2     I|        the district so long and learnt to know all its boggy and
 3     I|       much, at any rate, he had learnt from Béranger), as he kicked
 4     I|           tis a science readily learnt. All at once ces fripons
 5    II|       calculations upon what he learnt.~ ~Monsieur Griffard was
 6    IV|       acquaintances whom he had learnt to know in his official
 7   VII|       the students of Debreczin learnt nice congratulatory odes,
 8   VII| dejectedly in his chair when he learnt from the mouth of the messenger
 9    IX|      time. A few days later, he learnt, from a second letter, that
10   XII|         her to add that she had learnt her lesson excellently well,
11   XII|         that she had long since learnt to admire him as a great
12  XIII|         been now, had she never learnt to know this passion, if
13   XXI|    earned a penny; he has never learnt anything: he is bankrupt