Chapter

 1 1|    father would amply repay all present privations with perfect
 2 1|       two-fold greater than the present results. Long~practical
 3 1|        some of~the evils of our present social customs.~ ~Xavier
 4 1|     many diverse united nations present so many conflicting~interests
 5 1|        become ridiculous in the present day, when~the class on which
 6 2|          How had he reached his present position? may be~asked.
 7 2|       when the minister was not present,~explained the work in a
 8 2|       were noble.~ ~The persons present thought important matters
 9 3|       various functions. On the present~occasion he had come on
10 3|     armchair and asked by those present for a certain length~of
11 3|         the satisfaction of all present. At night, mere ordinary~
12 4|         principal scenes of our~present study took place.~ ~In Paris
13 4|    always came in full dress to present them,--~breeches and silk
14 4|   partners did not happen to~be present, he usually went to sleep
15 4|         seeking to reform their~present condition, by lessening
16 4|         great things. Under the present system government loses~
17 5|       rotatory movement of this present civilization, which mistakes~
18 5|         The ministers were both present when~he received the last
19 5|         the King had made him a present of a~hundred thousand francs,--
20 5|      much~desired height of his present position, he found himself
21 6|         made. The fact that the present unusual summons~followed
22 6|     without disadvantage at the present moment,~for there is a great
23 6|     King,~Louis XVIII., and his present Majesty took pleasure in
24 6|       this~land, des Lupeaulx's present miserable property would
25 7|   thousands.~And is it with the present ministers--between ourselves,
26 7|        the~natural level of all present. Rabourdin betook himself
27 7| huntsman,~des Lupeaulx left his present quest and went immediately
28 7|         piqued air.~ ~The women present all exchanged expressive
29 7|         a late hour. No one was~present but the Abbe Gaudron. Falleix,
30 8|      paper of his, exposing the present system of administration
31 8|        pension one-third of his present~salary.~ ~"In short, here
32 8|  diamonds have to do with these present~circumstances."~ ~Bixiou. "
33 8|          said Baudoyer, "let me present you to my own uncle,~Monsieur
34 8|       great astonishment of all present,--~ ~"Was I not right in
35 8|       is a myth. France at this~present time possesses a revenue
36 8|       wants to do away with the present state of things, and~he