Chapter

 1 3| thickset, swarthy,~active young fellow, of shrewd principles, whose
 2 3|      angel. On him all the poor fellow's hopes~of getting an appointment
 3 3|       confidence dried the poor fellow's tears. Rabourdin~advised
 4 4|    deserved the title of a good fellow. His hand went readily to~
 5 4|         is one like~that little fellow who gives us "recta" his
 6 4|      full of compassion for the fellow, read him lectures on the
 7 4|       was really~a kind-hearted fellow and a good comrade, who
 8 4|    Vimeux himself, good-natured fellow~that he was, subscribed
 9 4|          a tall, dark, handsome fellow, was now, in addition to
10 4|      thought himself a charming fellow~and possessed all the vices
11 5|    anagram out of that, my dear fellow."~ ~Colleville [angrily]. "
12 5|        and such things, my dear fellow,~but you are totally ignorant
13 5|    Dutocq. "No, to YOU, my dear fellow, if you will only, for once
14 5|      consequentially]. "My dear fellow, I am in a position to rouse~
15 5|        guard! You rave, my good fellow! And I, what part am I to
16 5|        sober, intelligent young fellow, who begins~with a small
17 5|         s spite! You've a queer fellow to~deal with in there. Now,
18 5|     Come, Fleury, you're a~good fellow, but don't talk politics
19 5|      enlightened,--the poor old fellow hated~churches and never
20 6|         knee!' damn it, my~dear fellow, writing vaudevilles has
21 6|   Rabourdin's last night? Lucky fellow!~they say that really superb
22 6|       interrupting Mitral.~ ~"A fellow who was a gentleman of the
23 6|      will prove to you, my dear fellow, that I deserve a good place
24 6|        in a low voice] "My good fellow, your way of helping~people
25 6|      you getting angry? Can't a~fellow joke any more?"~ ~Du Bruel. "
26 6|    shall joke with you, my dear fellow."~ ~Bixiou [in a bullying
27 6|         Well, good-bye, my dear~fellow, good-bye, and don't owe
28 7|      obligations; but the young fellow who wrote it cares~nothing
29 8|       fee.~The fact is, my dear fellow, there's dissension among
30 8|          I see plainly, my dear fellow, that you knew all about
31 8|      matter. He found the young fellow almost~fainting in the arms
32 8|       Gigonnet. Falleix, honest fellow, did not know what to make
33 8|      what a government, my dear fellow!"~ ~"Yes, indeed; everybody