Chapter

 1 1|      here are we ourselves, a pair of youngsters full of open-hearted
 2 1|   answered. ~"Come, come, you pair of fire-eaters!" ~"You are
 3 1|       spiritualism are a fine pair of battledores with which
 4 1|  professors' chairs. Put on a pair of spectacles and read the
 5 2|       stableman, and a soiled pair of gloves. I shrank into
 6 2|       pranced round it like a pair of cannibals about to eat
 7 3|      the other's side, like a pair of doves, they reached the
 8 3|    Poor Pauline! " ~He took a pair of compasses and measured
 9 3|   charming and unconventional pair evening after evening. Some
10 3| caused by the appearance of a pair of ducks. The man of science
11 3|     That is the newly matched pair," he said, pointing out
12 3|  awaited the action of a huge pair of bellows. Raphael, Spieghalter,
13 3|  foreman pulled it out with a pair of pincers. ~"Hand it over
14 3|   their thoughts. The learned pair looked like two Christians