Chapter

 1 1|                 although as a matter of fact it is they which have made~
 2 1|              for their country. In that fact lies the whole history of~
 3 1|                 demoralization, was the fact that~there is no real subordination
 4 1|                 they are given back. In fact the~budget is not a strong-box
 5 1|               yet so simple in point~of fact, which did away with so
 6 3|            unintelligently employed. In fact, the~Saillards did not know
 7 3|          routine man, who concealed the fact that he was a~flabby cipher
 8 4|           coming there to~advertise the fact that he was the under-head-clerk
 9 4|             enthusiasm of his years. In~fact, the youth looked upon the
10 4|               his empty stomach and the fact~that he had fruitlessly
11 4|            bachelor's establishment, in fact, a regular bivouac. He often
12 4|            absorbed in thought, when in fact he was thinking of nothing
13 4|              his life, and recorded the fact in the following manner:--~ ~"
14 4|               pig."~ ~This inexplicable fact occupied the intellect of
15 4|             wonders, also the startling fact that an imprint of the head
16 4|              civil-service clerk~is, in fact, the sphere of the office;
17 5|          Monsieur de la Billardiere; in~fact he did not hear of it until
18 5|                 s numerous services. In fact, the Council of~State needs
19 5|           paragraphs,--~the essence, in fact, of the biographical portrait
20 5|               by so many clever men. In fact, his misfortune was that
21 5|        Excellency took advantage of the fact to make~his escape.~ ~"We
22 6|             comments that are made. The fact that the present unusual
23 6|            interest to his Eminence; in fact, I am desired to~mention
24 6|             pleasure to make known this fact, which proves how powerless
25 7|              did not~come to dinner; in fact he came in very late, about
26 7|                     Is that a veritable fact?"~ ~"Would you like to see
27 7|                 have overheard~what, in fact, he had been listening to.
28 7|                We knew eight days ago a fact that without us you would
29 8| under-head-clerk with a famous fee.~The fact is, my dear fellow, there'
30 8|                to retain~Rabourdin,--in fact, in all probability, he
31 8|              for my~promotion, when, in fact, I was thinking only of
32 8|                 the whole world, to the fact~that for this price France
33 8|              bore heaviest, in point of fact, upon the lackeys, who are