Chapter

 1 1|         make at a moment when he is head of a bureau in one of our~
 2 1|   head-clerk, or, as it was termed, head of the bureau.~From that
 3 1|           given, over her husband's head, to a certain~Monsieur de
 4 1|             which send a man to~the head of either one party or another
 5 1|          the Fifth~merely to become head of a bureau. No one comes
 6 1|         equality reigns between the head of an important division
 7 2|          with~good living, powdered head, delicate spectacles, and
 8 2|          Monsieur Isidore Baudoyer, head of a bureau in Monsieur
 9 2|            the cashier by drawing a head~in a wig at the top of an
10 3|            the two; his position as head of a bureau~presupposed
11 3|         perspired freely, and whose head looked as if he had water
12 3|            the~brain. This enormous head, covered with chestnut hair
13 3| office-holder, of little ability as head of his department,~a cut-and-dried
14 3|            of an ox, and his square~head, deceived his parents, who
15 3|            smoothly bound~about her head and raised in a heavy braided
16 3|           leaving him~no nearer the head of his department than writer
17 3|             has a wife with a clear head, who has pushed~him along
18 3|             keeping with a handsome head of auburn hair. The~poor
19 3|             La~Billardiere over his head made much talk in the service,
20 4|           further on is that of~the head of the bureau. As to the
21 4|           called, under~the Empire, head of division, then, under
22 4|             now by the former name, head or chief of division, he
23 4|             clerk, otherwise called head or chief of the bureau.
24 4|       inches in~width in a bed, his head adorned with a cotton night-cap
25 4|            own appointment over the head of so~capable a man as Rabourdin
26 4|          Antoine, shaking~his white head as he put on his livery. "
27 4|       boarding-school. But Vimeux's head~was so full of his own idea
28 4|             ideas into this foolish head,~Rabourdin had finally given
29 4|           black cap on Charles X.'s head on the five-~franc coins.
30 4|    chief-clerk, and would have been head of the~bureau long before
31 4|         gray hair, flattened~to the head by the pressure of his hat,
32 4|             Bixiou took it into his head on one of the hottest of
33 4|           any other hat on~Poiret's head, dreamed of it and declared
34 4|     tropical heat; he~felt that his head was inundated,--he, who
35 4|         fact that an imprint of the head of~Napoleon had been found
36 4|         tasks to perform, where the head of the~bureau was no other
37 5|          you say to your being made~head of the bureau, and I under
38 5|            ability, like~you, to be head of a bureau. Du Bruel can
39 5|            be director, and you the~head of this bureau; he will
40 5|         talk of putting in over his head that solid lump of foolishness,~
41 5|        entering with his hat on his head, and not seeing Baudoyer].~"
42 5|             gentlemen! Rabourdin is head of the~division and Master
43 5|          respect,~neither heart nor head; everybody forgets to-morrow
44 5|             nothing for causes; his~head was full of plans such as
45 5|          say the civil thing to the head of a bureau.~ ~The children
46 6|            the relation between the head officials and the clerks~
47 6|             s~messenger summons the head of a bureau to his Excellency'
48 6|       under-head-clerk and du Bruel head of the bureau. Monsieur~
49 6|         that Baudoyer will never be head of~the division."~ ~Vimeux. "
50 6|               he, who is the senior head of all the bureaus, and
51 6|               will not be appointed head of~the division."~ ~Bixiou. "
52 6|           think he will be the~next head of this division."~ ~Dutocq. "
53 6|           of us will really be made head~of this bureau?"~ ~All. "
54 6|          division, taking Bixiou as head of the bureau and me as
55 6|             him to you."~ ~"If I am head of the division, I will
56 6|           division, I will make him head of one of my~bureaus, if
57 6|    bourgeois families of Paris, and head of a bureau in the ~late
58 6|            something~to say on that head. As to La Billardiere's
59 6|           us two places. You can be head of the bureau and take~me
60 6|       minister, "settle it with the head examiner. But~you know perfectly
61 7|            as soon~as you are named head of the division."~ ~"Ah!
62 7|             axe to cut off your own head. Holy Virgin! why didn't~
63 7|              Celestine threw up her head like a thoroughbred before
64 7|  understanding from a motion of his head that he wished to speak~
65 7|           she had taken it into her head to~make the minister jealous
66 7|        plainly that the wife of the head of a~bureau is out of place
67 7|             Des Lupeaulx nodded his head.~ ~"Well, then, sign this
68 8|       wishes you well. The~anointed head dazzles for the time being,
69 8|          began to weep. He laid his head on~Phellion's desk, and
70 8|                 Poiret [nodding his head three times and answering
71 8|                Rabourdin raised his head with a grievous motion of
72 8|    Colleville (the latter appointed head of~the bureau) entered.~ ~"
73 8|               Remain where you are, head of a bureau under Baudoyer,"
74 8|       fearless, and don't turn~your head."~ ~"For me, there is but
75 8|             he~fell asleep with his head on the back of his armchair.
76 8|           come to the office of the head of the~division and receive
77 8|       already made them cut off the head of that poor~Desroys."~ ~
78 8|           Gentlemen, I am appointed head of~this bureau."~ ~Thuillier. "
79 8|           observe that~although the head of a bureau, strictly speaking,
80 8|          may be called a~clerk, the head of a division must be called
81 8|         comes to a final end at the head of a division? Now~that