Chapter

 1 1|       generous and ambitious; few officials have not~conceived the like;
 2 1|     conceived the like; but among officials as among artists there are~
 3 1|    depended~on the weeding out of officials and the establishment of
 4 1|        leaders,~the Civil Service officials hastened to make themselves
 5 1|   mistletoe on a pear-tree, these officials indemnified themselves~amply,
 6 1|           the work of two hundred~officials, and no more, in its central
 7 1|         of the~whole body of such officials, which actually stood at
 8 1|          burden on itself and its~officials. Taxation was thus imposed
 9 1|           which the wives of some officials eke out~the insufficiency
10 2|        the families of~government officials where for three or four
11 2|          one of those irremovable officials who, as we~have said, are
12 2|         and the greater or lesser officials,~clustering round the stoves
13 3|           feeling which leads all~officials to seek promotion,--a violent,
14 3|      sapient arguments of the two officials, who sent back and forth
15 3|        discovers the intrigues~of officials: he sees the questionable
16 3|        memorandum relating to the officials in~the central offices of
17 4|   PORTRAITS OF CERTAIN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS~If it were possible for
18 4| completely~through the government officials, collectively and individually.
19 4|       whence he could~see all the officials as they entered the porte-cochere;
20 6|         relation between the head officials and the clerks~in a government
21 7|        faith. His~analysis of the officials was prompted only by his
22 8|     denouncing~all the clerks and officials, and full of facts about
23 8|        short histories of all the officials. Everybody is talking of~
24 8|        containing comments on the officials lying about in the~office--" [
25 8|              My memorandum on the officials is known in all the offices;
26 8|           the State robs the poor~officials as much as the officials
27 8|          officials as much as the officials rob the State in the matter
28 8|        all this splendid array of officials, the glory of France and
29 8|         does many things with few officials, or the one~that does next
30 8|        worthy of~Larochefoucault: Officials with salaries of twenty
31 8|       China~(where all government officials steal), also that of Austria,
32 8|        unique in the world. These officials pass their~days in verifying
33 8|           do with the subordinate~officials; this bad management of
34 8|     administration and of all the officials who~compose it; he wants
35 8|           to a general~removal of officials, from the highest to the