Chapter

 1 1|       not believe the~narrator's word if he merely declared the
 2 2|          all acceptations of the word, a timely~jester, full of
 3 2|         mouths, at a crisis, the word of command for which~men
 4 2|         not be thought that this~word was the outcome of his own
 5 3|          glance, or say a single~word which would reveal to others
 6 3| Billardiere's place was to say a word to his Excellency's wife
 7 3|          could~sway lightly at a word, black eyes of oriental
 8 3|          tender charm into~every word, even such as she merely
 9 3|         You can open it with the word 'sky'; put the~memorandum
10 4|          once a week. And now, a word on du Bruel.~ ~Though Sebastien
11 4|          The proof is that not a word has been said about giving
12 4|          it,--listening to every word the~chief said, as a dilettante
13 4|       right hand, never saying a word.~The dame du comptoir, the
14 4|          he did not understand a~word. At the office he was often
15 5|       nauf (that's an old~French word for skiff, vessel, felucca,
16 5|      really dead,--~no nonsense, word of honor! Godard is off
17 6|           you can only apply the word 'contract' to agreements~
18 6|         I can never~understand a word he says" [goes on copying]. "
19 6|         if I understand a single word of it," said Saillard,~looking
20 6|        de Saint-Roch might say a word for us," began~Baudoyer.
21 6|       Madame, if~you would say a word to his Excellency--'"~ ~"'
22 6|           said Gaudron; "add the word 'deign,' it is~more respectful.
23 6|       Gaudron. "'And in saying a word to his Excellency~you will
24 6|         to him, smiling,~"Just a word, Monseigneur," in the tone
25 7|  cautioned his wife not to say a word~about his work, and after
26 7|       and above all, don't say a word of this to~des Lupeaulx.
27 7|   appraise each other, and every word said echoes in all ears;
28 8|         knew I had said a single word; he told me~so."~ ~"What'
29 8|          on nothing more than my word."~ ~"Are you trying to make
30 8|       the Rabourdin office for a word~of greeting. Believing that
31 8|          you is really all true, word of honor! It seems that~
32 8|      ever comprehending a~single word that gentleman utters. What
33 8|         clerk?"~ ~Dutocq. "On my word of honor, yes, and a thousand-franc
34 8|          Thuillier. "To the last word."~ ~Du Bruel [putting his
35 8|      your functions;~don't say a word to your new director; don'
36 8|        their own rooms without a word; both were overcome by their~
37 8|    thanked him for that generous word.~ ~"We shall still have
38 8|     service is needed; for on my word of honor, the State robs
39 8|       Poiret. "Is that your last word?"~ ~Bixiou. "Yes, sir! whether
40 8|          a sentence, or a~single word uttered by Monsieur Bixiou."~ ~
41 8|  uneasily], "and also to keep my word to you. In so doing I employed~