Chapter

 1 1|   conjugal laws and the~rules of private courtesy by expecting love
 2 2|         do with the nobleness of private~lives. A pretty and rather
 3 2|          next~day he mounted the private staircase and had himself
 4 4|    second, the under-clerks; the private office of the~second head-clerk
 5 4|    tables are of black wood. The private characteristics of~the several
 6 4|          were duly~labelled. The private offices and antechambers
 7 4|          lasted, the position of private~secretary to the minister.
 8 4|        by a secret~door with the private office of his Excellency.
 9 4|      office of his Excellency. A private secretary is~to the minister
10 4|        that wayside refuge where private secretaries wait for the
11 4|      number of letters it is the~private secretary's fate to open
12 4|    faithful to a degree! But the private~secretary is a product of
13 4|       them. Perhaps, indeed,~the private secretary is to be pitied
14 4|      talent would ruin them.~The private secretary is therefore an
15 4|          who~know their masters' private affairs thoroughly, they
16 4|         for public~business, not private. Much ridicule pursued Vimeux
17 4|       talked little, and hid his private life so carefully that no
18 5|      whom he had~called from his private office, and Dutocq, who
19 5|           who had rushed in with~private motives of his own. Colleville
20 5|           he keeps him to do his private errands,~I believe. I've
21 5|       and~Bixiou retire into the private office.]~ ~Chazelle. "Damned
22 5|       take to keep this hour for private intimacies and affections,
23 5|         of a leader,--matters of private interest brought to an~orator
24 5|         The minister has~his own private councillors in des Lupeaulx
25 5|          see you for a moment in private?"~he said, with a mysterious
26 5|       will~soon give one of your private parties, and--"~ ~The countess
27 5|  presuming to interfere with her private parties, to~which she admitted
28 6|    Madame Rabourdin to your~next private party. I must assure you
29 7|         be~invited to his wife's private parties."~ ~In spite of
30 7|      which would be sustained by private or local~interests. He finally
31 7|      thus because we are here in private~among ourselves. I should
32 8| Rabourdin were at the minister's private party last night~and stayed
33 8|          see the minister in his private study before the breakfast-~
34 8|        Chamber was~occupied with private bills, and his Excellency
35 8|          Excellency, leaving the private secretary~and taking des