Chapter

 1 1| considerations with them being to keep the wheels well~greased.
 2 1|   Richelieu, and Ximenes), but to keep them~long and train them
 3 1|        administration in order to keep the whole synthetical; but
 4 2|     himself, generals do not long keep useless mouths. So to his~
 5 2|         would pay," he~said, "the keep of a horse." His position,
 6 2|       praise of other women; they keep silence~themselves to lessen
 7 3|         religious duty led her to keep up as best she could a~favorable
 8 3|         that you are not going~to keep on those silk breeches and
 9 3|   daughter, turned on his~heel to keep himself from talking politics
10 4|        stands open so that he may keep an eye to some extent on
11 4|           des Lupeaulx, unable to keep from laughing, let the matter
12 4|         it was that a woman could keep her husband in~good clothes,
13 4|          He began at that time to keep a journal of his life,~in
14 5|          it is at once, and don't keep people~waiting."~ ~Colleville [
15 5|       than his salary, prefers to~keep his place. Who the devil
16 5|           enemies I~advise you to keep this paper a profound secret;
17 5|         destroy him, or~should he keep it as a weapon to succeed
18 5|          precautions they~take to keep this hour for private intimacies
19 6|          to come at once, and not keep a carriage waiting at two
20 6|        the Church and Throne must~keep themselves informed as to
21 6|         listen to me; you want to keep well with~des Lupeaulx,
22 6|        the better. Du Bruel, just keep~your eye on the consequences.
23 6|        must purchase the right to keep that excellent~Rabourdin
24 7|       Madame Rabourdin wished, to keep up on twelve thousand francs
25 7|        himself dethroned. You can keep down a feudal aristocracy
26 7|           never had interceded to keep your~chief clerk; he stole
27 7|          pleasant as she does. To keep such a home as this on~twelve
28 7|         asked des Lupeaulx.~ ~"We keep the title-deeds of the property
29 8|     Gentleman, might I ask you to keep quiet? I am writing a little~
30 8|           ideas that a man should keep in his own mind, for he
31 8|       departing.] "Adieu, I shall keep my secret."~ ~Bixiou. "Well,
32 8|           uneasily], "and also to keep my word to you. In so doing