Chapter

 1 1|      really great was that he was able to restrain the enthusiasm~
 2 1|  immediate dissolution because an able clerk is sent~away and a
 3 1|        grieve over the fall of an able man is the result~of our
 4 1|         Law nor Napoleon had been able to establish,--I mean Credit."~ ~
 5 1|         his~salary; every one was able to provide for his own future
 6 2|         her father, Celestine was able to make society talk of
 7 2|        Rabourdin, one of our most able men, and to whom~our predecessors
 8 2| forewarned, the~minister would be able to open his batteries for
 9 3|          few directions they~were able to concentrate themselves
10 3|           was~considered the more able of the two; his position
11 3|         superior qualities he was able to recognize. If he~were
12 3|           eyes of oriental shape, able, like those~of the Chinese
13 3|          so foolish as to put its able men into the administration.
14 3|           liveliness,~"we must be able to understand each other."~ ~
15 4|         dykes, we~might have been able to give a more distinct
16 4|           would be thankful to be able to pay fifty thousand a~
17 4|         creditors, so that he was able to~draw nearly the whole
18 5|           be thought a great man, able to choose the right~instruments;
19 5|          young La Briere, who was able to~appreciate his sterling
20 5|           a common spy, for he is~able to understand a plan; he
21 5|      might be. Napoleon alone was able to~employ young men as he
22 5|           ever forget that it was able to put~fourteen armies into
23 5|      return to the charge, he was able to endure~being struck at,
24 5|          which solitary minds are able to retain,~nor that power
25 5|         the~unintelligent masses, able only to understand revolt.~ ~
26 5|          conjecture without being able to~discover the object of
27 6|         spirit. Religion alone is able to form~such perfect characters.
28 6|       satisfy a passion are quite~able to put away revenge in some
29 7|         newspapers, without being able to~quaff enough of it.~ ~"
30 7|         me, to what do I owe such able co-operation?" said des~
31 8|         is~coming when it will be able to say, 'Out of that and
32 8|      offices; and I~have not been able to see the minister."~ ~
33 8|      perhaps to-morrow I shall be able to see the~minister and
34 8|        night. You are lucky to be able to go there, du Bruel."~ ~"
35 8|          me, depended on my being able to give you an immediate~
36 8|          his shoulders]. "--to be able to define, explain,~and
37 8|           Lupus in Historia," was able to~surmount these rather