Chapter

 1 1|     francs~besides) and you will find that Madame Rabourdin could
 2 2|        stormy night, but whom we~find again on a distant shore,
 3 2|          her stake, and you will find the masters like~her from
 4 3|        his father's business and~find a career in politics, which
 5 3|          customers know where to find a good article--"~ ~"Monsieur,"
 6 3|          where no one would ever find them. Tears rolled from
 7 4|         trifling wrong, you will find the same dark corridors,~
 8 4|       room as you enter you will find the office~servant; in the
 9 4|        Under a monarchy~you will find none but courtiers and vassals,
10 4|      examined the hat, and could find nothing, for he did~not
11 4|          made various efforts to find a place~elsewhere. Tall,
12 4|          in law-courts, you will find the elements of the school~
13 5| Colleville. "And I'll pay if you find it out."~ ~Bixiou. "Then
14 5|        make it a good likeness), find analogies between a kitchen~
15 5|           Chazelle? Where do you find a~thousand sovereigns?--
16 5|      with me?"~ ~Bixiou. "You'll find out; do you suppose Baudoyer
17 5|          have the legal right to find fault with the chamber and
18 5|       leave the service. Did you find~that anagram, papa Colleville?"~ ~
19 5|          but it would be hard to find one with such variety of~
20 5|       talent~wherever they could find him, no matter how young
21 6|   entering]. "I thought I should find you at a white heat! Don'
22 6|         open a volume; one can't find matter for vaudevilles there."~ ~
23 6|        any game at all, and then find out what game; possibly
24 6|       circumstances in which you find yourself, pray command me,~
25 6|      believe it? I was unable to find my uncle Bidault at~home
26 6|    Godard to Rabourdin's door to find out what newspaper he~takes,"
27 6|       days I have been trying to find the right thing to~say to
28 7|         want to know what~it is. Find out, and tell me to-night."~ ~"
29 7|        child," he said, "I shall find out at the Opera what~journalists
30 7|     hiding~from me; but you will find that in three months your
31 7|     chimney-corner.~ ~"At last I find the husband of my dreams!"
32 7|          and "Figaro," could not find a single throbbing artery
33 8|          cry~raised against him. Find some way to start a clamor--"~ ~"
34 8|          the difficulty. We must find some good reason~for getting
35 8|   insensate that thou art,~ ~"to find a man like Rabourdin employing
36 8|           that is what I want to find~out."~ ~The minister looked
37 8|        sake, I advise you not to find me at the~Left Centre. In
38 8|  to-morrow; by that time you may find it impossible to retain~
39 8|          with him to-day; let me find some means for you to avoid
40 8|         King; I am sure you will find great satisfaction there~
41 8|        of my election. You shall find at the end of the~session
42 8|    though he did not show it, to find the office~deserted.~ ~Phellion. "
43 8|   minister's chasseur came up to find the~coachman.~ ~"Hi, Jean!"
44 8|          you are grand indeed; I~find you just what I expected,
45 8|          is a very rare thing to find a superior woman who answers
46 8|        doubt his protectors will find him a~place,--in the prefecture
47 8|        hatred; in consequence, I find~myself compelled to resign,
48 8|         the month is out I shall find some favorable opening.
49 8|       Chamber is elected, I will find a way to send~in your name
50 8|       such a mess of his room. I find everything~topsy-turvy.
51 8|         I am afraid you will not~find any one who is aware of