Chapter

 1 1| melancholy countenance, blue~eyes full of fire, a skin that was
 2 1|          he asked nothing,--a man full of acquirements, affable
 3 1|           who exclaimed in a room full of~people, addressing, as
 4 1|         racer~harnessed to a cart full of stones; she it was who
 5 1|        the petty troubles of nuns full of underhand~vexations,
 6 2|        the word, a timely~jester, full of tact, knowing how to
 7 2|        before them.~Their talk is full of "buts," "notwithstandings," "
 8 2|           perfumed these rooms so full~of good taste and of exquisite
 9 3|        mahogany, near a fireplace full of ashes and without fire,
10 3|        this affection she had her full share in the world of~feeling.
11 3|         found a game of boston in full blast; Elisabeth was~advising
12 3|         at~twenty-five life is so full that he has no wants. At
13 3|        another's fault; that one, full of talent, risks~his health
14 3|        sub-titles in a round one. Full of enthusiasm,~in spite
15 4|      Rabourdin, he always came in full dress to present them,--~
16 4|        neat hand-writing, and~was full of compassion for the fellow,
17 4|          But Vimeux's head~was so full of his own idea that no
18 4|        heart. He was proud of his~full, sonorous voice. His three
19 5|      motion of~delight] "--when" [full stop] "--I know where I
20 5|          for causes; his~head was full of plans such as a political
21 5|         evening~we will come to a full understanding. Just now
22 6|      Monsieur Rabourdin" [looking full at Dutocq],~"because, in
23 6|     clever at sharp~practice, and full of expedients and judicial
24 6|           refreshed, and his mind full~of a last glance exchanged
25 7|           Madame Rabourdin was in full tide of preparation for
26 7|          eye dwells~on a woman in full dress making exhibition
27 7|           left home in a charming full mourning~attire. Her hair
28 8|          Laurent had donned~their full uniform, when, at a quarter
29 8|         clerks and officials, and full of facts about their lives;
30 8|              Gone?"~ ~Thuillier. "Full speed."~ ~Bixiou. "What
31 8|        the Magdalen.~ ~"My cup is full," cried Xavier, in terror. "
32 8|         Your last observation was full of excellent sense."~ ~Bixiou. "
33 8|        sense."~ ~Bixiou. "Just as full as the budget itself, and