Chapter

 1 1|       and of expenditure. Many a night he had lain awake~unknown
 2 1|  secretary; she would sit up~all night to do the work! All this
 3 2|         then engulfs on a stormy night, but whom we~find again
 4 2|          salons between eight at night and three in the morning.
 5 3|  satisfaction of all present. At night, mere ordinary~acquaintances
 6 3|       brunettes,~was dazzling at night under the wax candles, which
 7 3| Rabourdin, as she undressed that night, "we~have the place! Twelve
 8 4|           and a black cravat. At night~he played the gentleman
 9 4|       his turn of sitting up all night in a barrack-room. Godard
10 4|          at the Opera-Comique at~night, worked hard to maintain
11 4|        but he did not sleep~that night until he had added the following
12 5|    caetera. Yes,~gentlemen, last night he was a being with twenty
13 5|      France and of~Navarre. Last night I succeeded! but with what
14 5|         change of weather before night."~ ~Dutocq [whispering to
15 5|    glance he had intercepted the night before between~des Lupeaulx
16 6|          Madame Rabourdin's last night? Lucky fellow!~they say
17 6|       plays dominoes there every~night with his friend Monsieur
18 6|          him by bringing him~the night before Bixiou's amendments
19 6|    resolved to question him that night at the opera. Dutocq appeared.~ ~"
20 6|        They cracked~my ears last night with that monstrance. The
21 6|          the Opera together last night. I first~met her at the
22 7|        not give him her hand. At night, in her salon, she would~
23 7|          the expression.~ ~[That night, at the Opera, the old coxcomb
24 7|     defects, and said to her the night before,~"Be careful not
25 7|          the~property signed the night before. Taken at once to
26 8|         through the ministry the~night before, thanks to Dutocq.
27 8|         about in the offices the night before, just as the clerks
28 8|    minister's private party last night~and stayed till midnight.
29 8|        told me he sat up all the night before to draw the~papers;
30 8|       Certain persons spoke last night in the lobby of the Opera-house~
31 8|  mistress coquetted with me last night. I did not think you so~
32 8|        Sebastien sat up all last night to~finish the writing; the
33 8|      Lupeaulx will come here to-~night."~ ~"He? Of course he will
34 8|         of them, for I spend the night in~anagrammatizing your
35 8|         in Rabourdin's salon to-~night. You are lucky to be able
36 8|         that he shall sit up all night and examine~them."~ ~"Let
37 8|    starting on a new career. All night he sat before~his fire,