Chapter

 1 1|          and whom he very seldom saw, left him~little at her
 2 1|       When the worthy auctioneer saw his son-in-law~disappointed
 3 1|       first began Rabourdin, who saw the practical~side, was
 4 1|        and direct their course," saw "Report"~rampant throughout
 5 1|      issued, and on it Rabourdin saw the name of an underling
 6 1|        at the heart of power. He saw how it resulted in~restless
 7 1|   herself a fool if need be. She saw things coming~to a crisis.
 8 1|          to him; she fancied she saw him the king's commissioner,
 9 2|         leisure to attend to. He saw~necessities as they arose;
10 2|           Just then the minister saw a deputy of the Right Centre
11 2|       away, so that the~minister saw him at a distance when he
12 4|         few wants, these lackeys saw completely~through the government
13 4|     Phellion said of him when he saw him cross his legs and have
14 4|        New-Year's day. Those who saw~them often asked how it
15 4|       was often heard to say, "I saw the Louvre emerge from its
16 4|       emerge from its rubbish; I~saw the birth of the place du
17 5|       concealed himself until he saw Sebastien leave the~premises
18 5|      looked at his memorandum he saw at once the effects~of the
19 5| knowingly at his wife. Rabourdin saw~the look, and tried to imagine
20 6|          Pooh! thin as a rail. I saw her in the Tuileries, and
21 6|          right moment. Elisabeth saw through the window-panes
22 6|         He knew the game, and he saw that the~man who was shuffling
23 7|       while taking her seat, and saw that she was in the midst
24 7|      secretary shuddered when he saw the signature, which we
25 7|        Lupeaulx trembled when he saw those sinister faces, emitting
26 7|      thought des Lupeaulx, as he saw her approach the~minister, "
27 7|      waiting at the Cafe Themis, saw the two~usurers returning,
28 8|        with his wife's~tears and saw her kneeling before him.
29 8|          the virtuous Rabourdin, saw all this plainly. That~great
30 8|         he was that, gentlemen,--saw what the thing~is coming