Chapter

 1        I|    horse, and, crossing the square, approached the church.~ ~
 2      III|  carriage passed the public square in front of the church,
 3        V|     he passed in the public square, seemed more than a century
 4       VI|     it. He walked about the square with the Marquis de Courtornieu——”~ ~“
 5       VI|     me. So, in crossing the square, the duke paused before
 6      VII|     himself upon the public square.~ ~“Ah, well—yes,” exclaimed
 7       XI|  for the first time, on the square in front of the church.~ ~
 8      XII|     kill yesterday upon the square, because he was disrespectful
 9     XXII|    standing upon the public square and upon the doorsteps.~ ~
10  XXXVIII| since the day we met on the square at Sairmeuse in the presence
11    XLIII|       There are three large square rooms on the ground floor,
12   XLVIII|   congregated on the public square when Martial passed through