Chapter

 1  1,1|               seen more than one fine gentleman smack his lips over my sauces
 2  2,1|            the baron?" ~"Why?" ~"This gentleman has something to say to
 3  5,1|              charges. He is a perfect gentleman." ~"Perhaps so," replied
 4  5,2|           heard people exclaim: "That gentleman has a racing stable. His
 5  5,3|          grave-looking, red-whiskered gentleman, clad in solemn black with
 6  5,3|          Patterson - for that was the gentleman's name - from taking him
 7  5,4|                By return of post that gentleman sent him a cheque for one
 8  5,6|           swear, upon your honor as a gentleman, never to betray me, under
 9  6,1|              servant to run after the gentleman who had just left the house,
10  6,1|            disgrace after playing the gentleman for twenty years with Lia
11  7,1|              approached. "Take in the gentleman's card," he said, with an
12  7,6|              up the game. "Come back, gentleman, come back," he cried, angrily. "
13  7,6|                 Alone?" ~"No; a young gentleman is with her." ~The baron
14  9,2|               the property of a young gentleman who had been led to commit
15 10,3|           happen to know this name? A gentleman dropped this letter on leaving
16 11,1|                What is this venerable gentleman doing here?" he thought. "
17 11,1|                 exclaimed the elderly gentleman, in evident dismay. "You
18 11,2|        Thereupon she followed the old gentleman into the adjoining room,
19 11,2|               young woman and the old gentleman had said enough to enable
20 11,2|            the work of that stout old gentleman." ~There was a means of
21 11,2|              And do you know this old gentleman who is with your mamma in
22 11,2|            who's Mouchon?" ~"He's the gentleman who owns that beautiful
23 11,3|              events," replied the old gentleman. "Besides, a gloved cat
24 11,4|             this plausible and polite gentleman, whom she strongly suspected
25 11,5|               the fact that this fine gentleman has swindled you outrageously,
26 13,4|            seem to have satisfied the gentleman, for he has now taken it
27 13,4|           animals he has purchased. A gentleman is not so exacting generally.
28 13,5|            possible way of escape. No gentleman would have been guilty of
29 13,6| unquestionable security, lend the old gentleman his son's money at from
30 13,6|        different occasions, I saved a gentleman of your acquaintance from
31 13,6|              Enough! Let the lady and gentleman wait." ~The servant withdrew. ~
32 13,7|               us the man's name. This gentleman here" - pointing to Pascal - "
33 14,2|              an honorable and honored gentleman," he interrupted, at last. ~"
34 14,4|               welcome, viscount. This gentleman is undoubtedly the young
35 14,5|      scoundrels! Ah! if I dared. If a gentleman like myself was allowed
36 15,6|       foreigner, if he seemed to be a gentleman, and possessed of means,
37 16,1|            bowing obsequiously. "This gentleman, my good fellow," said M.
38 16,2|            some measure prepared this gentleman" - designating M. Wilkie - "