Chapter

 1 1|      francs a month. That is the position of~half the husbands in
 2 1|          she did the thorns of~a position which can only be likened
 3 1|      duty to give her a suitable~position in the world? If she were
 4 1|        to the wife~very much the position of a child to a teacher
 5 1|         patience."~ ~Placed in a position where he could study French
 6 1|           Though the historian's position is~rather hazardous in reproducing
 7 2|       had he reached his present position? may be~asked. By very simple
 8 2|       for his subordinate public position by their secret~confidence.~ ~
 9 2|     secret~society; and filled a position of superintendence in the
10 2|          strengthen a precarious position, so that he might~throw
11 2|        became for an irremovable~position; yet he was compelled to
12 2|        the keep of a horse." His position, so far as it went, was
13 2|        of them actually owed~his position in the prefecture of police
14 2| compensated for the loss~of that position by his appointment as cashier
15 3|        more able of the two; his position as head of a bureau~presupposed
16 3|        the work. Undoubtedly the position of~supernumerary in a government
17 3|       and who now, thanks to his position, made himself a~seraglio
18 4|       administration lasted, the position of private~secretary to
19 4|    endeavoured to strengthen his position by~becoming a spy in all
20 4|           and quite~unassailable position. Du Bruel was not lacking
21 4|  dissatisfaction with his social position could be detected in his~
22 4|     orators. Colleville's humble position~under government was forgotten
23 5|        My dear fellow, I am in a position to rouse~the whole division
24 5|    desired height of his present position, he found himself in a thicket~
25 5|          think we can maintain a position by the same methods which
26 5|          that a man who held the~position of a statesman would confound
27 6|        crush Rabourdin, I'm in a position~to give him the final blow;
28 6|       the latter should obtain a position which would be in keeping
29 6|  thousand francs! to what~social position might she not aspire with
30 7|        thinking of his hazardous position. Imagine a general to whom~
31 8| something~as an equivalent. Your position will be better than ever
32 8|          difficulties of his new position. At each~separate affair