Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VIII| reason, our Belgian friend is accustomed to be very angry, because
 2      I, XIII|     the fruit of which he was accustomed to use, and which was at
 3      I, XIV |      told that a she-wolf was accustomed to stand near him at dinner;
 4      I, XIV |   humble dinner; that she was accustomed to lick his hand, and then,
 5      I, XXI |       who had been previously accustomed to travel on foot, or at
 6      I, XXV |     Martin, for his part, was accustomed to keep in check both the
 7     II, IV  |    Sulpitius, that Martin was accustomed to say to you, that such
 8     II, IX  |  leaving its proper herd, was accustomed to attack human beings,
 9     II, XIII|     Sulpitius (for no one was accustomed to speak to him more familiarly)
10    III, III |   stopper by which people are accustomed to close those vessels,
11    III, X   |             Chapter X.~"Being accustomed to eat fish at the time