Chapter

1 1|        terms so intimate with his waistcoat that no one could suspect
2 1|          to give some wine to his waistcoat. ~"Yes, sir; real government
3 2| creditable black coat and a white waistcoat; of all my fortune there
4 2|         of mud upon my only white waistcoat! Oh, to miss the sight of
5 2|          English penknife into my waistcoat pocket, instead of a poniard.
6 2|        poverty that wears a white waistcoat and yellow kid gloves, a
7 3|          the breeches and striped waistcoat worn by the man of learning;