Chapter

 1 1|        at her death; but she had given him that too common and~
 2 1|         which~became vacant, was given, over her husband's head,
 3 1|          what machinery they are given back. In fact the~budget
 4 1|          promised place had been given to Monsieur de la Billardiere,
 5 1|  formerly promised, would now be given~to him; she fancied she
 6 2|   delicate missions which can be given neither to a man who respects~
 7 2|      many entreaties and pledges~given to the ministerial divinities!
 8 2|        La Billardiere's place is given to Rabourdin I may be believed~
 9 3|       thirty-six thousand francs given in dowry~to their daughter
10 3|         public offices should be given only to~faithful men, whose
11 3|      purpose of the three knocks given at the Theatre-~Francais.
12 3|       part of~others. Nature had given her an elegant, slender
13 3|        roll which his mother has given him to stay his stomach~
14 4|        in which he lived. He had given up taking snuff, and referred~
15 4|      head,~Rabourdin had finally given up the attempt as hopeless.
16 4|    called "the English,"--a name given by the~government clerks
17 4|       greenroom and at the balls given among the~grisettes of the
18 4|   written in the words or~phrase given by the transposition of
19 4|         took the place of prizes given out to proteges,--a place,~
20 5|          which will certainly be~given to some bloated favorite,
21 5|         last~stake; ill-luck had given him as adversary in the
22 6|    to-night~about you, which has given me the highest opinion of
23 6| whispering in his ear. "You have given a monstrance to the church,~
24 6|         or father.~ ~"Heaven has given you in that woman," said
25 6|         usual day for the dinner given by Madame~Rabourdin, whom
26 7|        to the first select party~given by his Excellency's wife."~ ~"
27 7|      intending to attack; he has given me the means."~ ~"Attack
28 7|         well-invested would have given me to-day ten~thousand francs
29 8|         a~pitched battle. It has given up conspiracies, Carbonaroism,
30 8|       blood of the wounds he has~given."~ ~"My poor husband," said
31 8|     other words,~'All things are given to him who knows how to
32 8|          piously that names were given in baptism.~ ~Monsieur and
33 8|          society the Charter has given us,--in my opinion, at any