Chapter

 1  2,1|      used to such scenes! When gentlemen abuse him he does the same
 2  5,1|  swindled and robbed the young gentlemen who employed him without
 3  5,4| thousand gorgeously apparelled gentlemen, with a cigar in their mouth
 4  8,4|    diamonds, the admiration of gentlemen, the envy of rivals, the
 5 14,2|   visitor was neither of these gentlemen, but M. Ferdinand de Coralth
 6 14,4|    before I can act. Sit down, gentlemen, and enlighten me." ~M.
 7 15,6|     positions which both these gentlemen occupied, by the public
 8 16,2|      the physician, "but these gentlemen have not the same reasons
 9 20,1|        be an entertainment for gentlemen only, a monster card-party;
10 20,2|      the lofty chimney-piece. "Gentlemen," he began, in a commanding
11 20,3|       threshold. "Which of you gentlemen is the Marquis de Valorsay?"