Chapter

 1 1  |     THE RABOURDIN HOUSEHOLD~In Paris, where men of thought and
 2 1  |       and all, if they live in Paris, must grovel before~accounts,
 3 1  |        of~half the husbands in Paris, under penalty of being
 4 1  |       in the administration in Paris;~complete equality reigns
 5 1  |        of their maintenance in Paris. He proved that an arrondissement~
 6 1  |   enough to attract~society in Paris. Rabourdin was so absorbed
 7 2  |        paid~for by the city of Paris; he was government commissioner
 8 2  |       really superior women in Paris. Several times already he
 9 2  |        the owner of a house in Paris?" cried~the minister.~ ~
10 3  |    Saillard was driving across Paris his son-in-law, Isidore~
11 3  |    come to seek his fortune in Paris with his smelting-~pot on
12 3  |        They frequently came to Paris, however,~where they kept
13 3  |      in a government office in Paris~means.~ ~The supernumerary
14 3  |        to be in the streets of~Paris at half-past seven or eight
15 3  |       All government clerks in Paris who are not endowed, like
16 4  | present study took place.~ ~In Paris nearly all these government
17 4  |  Prisons, one of~the mayors of Paris, etc."~ ~The person who
18 4  |        explore the environs of Paris,~which he did with a map.
19 4  |     side of the~country around Paris. He intended to put his
20 4  |    administrative hierarchy in Paris through the~personal importance
21 4  |      the buildings going up~in Paris, and spent his Sundays in
22 4  |      day when he first came to Paris Poiret junior had never
23 5  |      his resignation and leave~Paris; his honor is permanently
24 5  |      likes, I sha'n't care. In Paris there are a thousand ways
25 5  |      not two women like her in Paris. Some are as clever as she,~
26 6  |        environs of the city of Paris."~ ~Poiret [to Vimeux]. "
27 6  |       to Vimeux]. "Environs of Paris? I thought they were talking
28 6  |    talks about the~environs of Paris when he discusses the human
29 6  |    proved to contain~among its Paris news the following articles,
30 6  |   oldest bourgeois families of Paris, and head of a bureau in
31 6  |   oldest bourgeois families in Paris!" Saillard~was saying to
32 6  |          said Saillard.~ ~"All Paris will read that," cried Baudoyer,
33 6  |        journal~read, among the Paris items, the following article,
34 7  |     There are not two women in Paris who understand~making life
35 7  |      Englishwoman who had left Paris before it was finished.
36 7  |        had not yet sent to the Paris markets; a~delightful stuff
37 7  |       XVIII.'s last mistress, "Paris is certainly unique. It
38 8  |        were made Collectors of Paris."~ ~
39 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Bachelor's Establishment~
40 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Daughter of Eve~ ~Camps,
41 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Man of Business~ ~Chatelet,
42 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~ ~Chessel, Madame de~The
43 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Scenes from a Courtesan'
44 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Scenes from a Courtesan'
45 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Scenes from a Courtesan'
46 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Scenes from a Courtesan'
47 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Ursule Mirouet~Scenes from
48 Add|    Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Man of Business~Cousin