Chapter

 1  2,3|  francs a year, can't go about clad like a simple woman of the
 2  5,3|       red-whiskered gentleman, clad in solemn black with a white
 3  9,5|     mustache and imperial, and clad in a velvet coat, entered
 4 11,1|   three or four years old, and clad in rags, who was playing
 5 11,4|    book-bindery, years before, clad in a coarse serge frock,
 6 13,2|       and sensual lips. He was clad in a black frock-coat, buttoned
 7 14,5| sad-eyed, haggard-faced woman, clad in black, no one would have
 8 16,1|         who was irreproachably clad in black, with a white cambric
 9 16,4|       to talk with a vagabond, clad in a blouse. They exchanged
10 17,2|   conversation with a vagabond clad in a blouse. Victor Chupin
11 17,4|        opened, and a young man clad in black, with a smooth
12 19,1|       perceived a young fellow clad in a blouse, who was apparently