Chapter

 1  3,2|         carefully put it in the pocket of his coat. ~Then, turning
 2  4,3|     hand." ~And taking from his pocket a golden whistle, such as
 3  5,1| thousand guilders were only the pocket money, or sort of purse,
 4  7,1|      lips, took from his breast pocket a white parcel, carefully
 5  8,2|   lighted dark lantern into his pocket, mounted the ladder, and
 6 13,2|    forth the parchment from his pocket, - when he heard the pardon
 7 23,2|         to abstract it from her pocket, but also that, when she
 8 23,2|      say, with a bottle in each pocket. ~Gryphus being once fuddled,
 9 27,2|         so carefully put in his pocket. What was the meaning of
10 28,2|    bread; as to myself, I shall pocket the eighteen sous which
11 28,2|         putting his hand in his pocket, - ~"Well, as you force