Chapter

 1 1|           consumption was the sole thing properly taxable in times
 2 1|          harass them by taxing the thing itself. By this system of~
 3 2|            in any person or in any thing he attended to~the matter
 4 2|   journalists and artists. For one thing, they had the~same vices
 5 3|          her--for the glory of the thing, and to show her the~finest
 6 4|          man in the office; such a thing hasn't happened~three times
 7 4|            Lord Byron did the same thing. This likeness filled~Poiret
 8 5|      minister may well~do the same thing and be thought a great man,
 9 5|          fine dead stuff, the very thing for deep mourning."~ ~Bixiou. "
10 5|            countries.~As a general thing, ministers who were old
11 5|           wishing to~say the civil thing to the head of a bureau.~ ~
12 6|               Dutocq. "Proscribe a thing and you recognize it."~ ~
13 6|            man is a very~difficult thing to write. I'd rather any
14 6|           trying to find the right thing to~say to his Excellency'
15 6|        brief~and it says the whole thing."~ ~"But do wait, Saillard;
16 6|        Shall we tell him the whole thing?" asked Gobseck, whispering
17 6|           you we~were doing a good thing in buying up all des Lupeaulx'
18 6|          my dear des Lupeaulx, the~thing in hand is to win all now
19 6|            richly deserved. A fine thing indeed,~that article on
20 6|         You wouldn't pardon such a thing yourself, I~know."~ ~Bixiou [
21 6|        Baudoyer. Hey, how well~the thing has been managed! Baudoyer
22 7|           dishonorable as the real thing that is~going on around
23 7|           or seven~years, that's a thing I cannot comprehend! You
24 7|          you want to hoard it! The thing to do is to increase~the
25 7|           in jest a really serious thing."~ ~"To-night," she said, "
26 7|           by~doing such and such a thing,' and it is done at once.
27 7|          you~will be offering me a thing I no longer care for. All
28 8|           came punctually, for~one thing; more remained after four
29 8|   compromise myself? Either do the thing or~let it alone; do you
30 8|      entering.] "Nonsense, no such thing! Antoine (to whom I have~
31 8|            the ministries, and the thing has been~discovered by mere
32 8|            the~peerage is the only thing I really care for. I want
33 8|           and revenge. No, let~the thing work, let the rumor spread
34 8|        incapable of doing any such thing. Your chief has~got every
35 8|           friend" [he rose, a rare thing], "do you know what~is going
36 8|            still don't believe the thing. Monsieur~Rabourdin, a king
37 8|            of artists is a useless thing enough, but let me say under~
38 8|        know that~it is a very rare thing to find a superior woman
39 8|          old scarecrow is just the thing for a sign~over the Two
40 8|           gentlemen,--saw what the thing~is coming to, the thing
41 8|            thing~is coming to, the thing that these idiots call the '
42 8|       third of our whole budget, a thing that was unheard of before
43 8|               Then it is a settled thing that I am to leave~this
44 8|           his heart, 'It is a fine thing to be a~director-general.'
45 8| predecessor, for the credit of the thing, used to punch~holes with