Chapter

 1 1|          thought and study bear a certain likeness to~one another,
 2 1|         of this man was marked by certain mysterious peculiarities.~
 3 1|       that her future husband was certain of becoming Rabourdin "de~
 4 1|       name bequeathed to him in~a certain will of which he, Monsieur
 5 1|          her husband's head, to a certain~Monsieur de la Billardiere,
 6 1|          She sketched out~for him certain brilliant plans in which
 7 1|     public business must go on, a certain~number of indispensable
 8 1|       fault to~burden it beyond a certain limit; otherwise it could
 9 1|      securities it gives rises in certain cases to terrible~bankruptcy.~ ~
10 1|         receiving a~peerage under certain conditions. Magistrates,
11 2|           as~general-secretary, a certain Monsieur Clement Chardin
12 2|         began by taking charge of certain~delicate missions which
13 2|        statesman may stand, he is certain to have some household drudge,~
14 2|          gleaner of ideas exacted certain dues. He received a salary
15 2|        furthering their wishes on~certain occasions when their self-love
16 2|         seeming to do so, gives a certain peculiar turn to their~heads.
17 2|       utilized in her dining-room certain exquisite Turkish~rugs which
18 2|      police under the Empire to a certain~great personage who was
19 3|        with a few neighbors and a certain Martin Falleix, a brass-~
20 3|        they be, are not without a certain~originality. Something pinched
21 3|        large rooms still~retained certain sculptured marble mantel-pieces
22 3|        conscience. You may see in certain Flemish pictures~the wives
23 3|        for he had long employed a~certain Mitral, uncle of the young
24 3|      asked by those present for a certain length~of time, "Guess what
25 4| THREE-QUARTER LENGTH PORTRAITS OF CERTAIN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS~If
26 4|          do the work gratis for a certain~number of years), various
27 4|          generosity, and was very certain that he~could never be promoted
28 4|           from time to time, with certain views~of his own, hoping
29 4|           his livery. "It is very certain that~Monsieur le baron is
30 4|        thrown open to the public. Certain~then of finding their delinquent
31 4|  actresses, writers, artists, and~certain women of uncertain means,
32 4|         the same chair and copy a~certain number of pages. Poiret'
33 4|        lard under the lining of a certain old hat~which Poiret junior (
34 4|        his arms were charged in a certain way, and~drew down upon
35 4|        each other, and yet felt a~certain comradeship, colder than
36 5|         any papers away with him. Certain, therefore,~of finding the
37 5|        her own, and wants to~take certain steps simultaneously." [
38 5|        HIS promotion,~that's very certain."~ ~Baudoyer [to Chazelle]. "
39 5|    mortality combined. It is very certain that on entering~whichever
40 6|      other clerks, was owing to a certain note for two hundred francs,
41 6|         his son-in-law had gone a certain distance from the~ministry
42 6|         he~can be found only at a certain cafe called the Cafe Themis,--
43 6|         numerous subscribers to a certain liberal journal~read, among
44 6|     Gigonnet, under the name of a certain~Samanon."~ ~"Men whom I
45 6|    Saillard is father-in-law to~a certain Baudoyer, who thinks he
46 6|  mischances, she believed herself certain of success, never dreaming~
47 6|          Rabourdin by promoting a certain Colleville!"~ ~"Why not
48 7|       dressing, could not prevent certain painful thoughts from clouding
49 7|          and gave no offence by a~certain reliance on her own dignity;
50 7|          on his arm to show her a~certain room, which was then quite
51 7|          trap.~ ~"I know it; I am certain of it."~ ~"Is it true that
52 7|           this~respect displeases certain clear-sighted personages
53 8|     attentive, there was~always a certain excitement in the offices
54 8|    dressed. In short, it is~quite certain that Rabourdin is to be
55 8|           be~replaced. So much is certain; the rest is all conjecture.
56 8|       they are queer" [reads]:~ ~"Certain persons spoke last night
57 8|          under-head-clerk,~that's certain."~ ~Phellion. "Du Bruel
58 8|     Themis~playing dominoes.~ ~At certain epochs in history certain
59 8|         certain epochs in history certain powers appear, to whom all
60 8|        your face. It is~known for certain that you filched those papers
61 8|           everything. It is quite certain that a reform of this~service
62 8|         have a policy, to wield a certain influence; but~that's absurd!