Chapter

 1 1|         how could he give up his salary of eight thousand francs~
 2 1|          a fee or an~increase in salary; it was like the hopping
 3 1|        and the excellence of his~salary; every one was able to provide
 4 1| insufficiency of their husband's salary. This feeling made her~refuse
 5 2|      certain dues. He received a salary on the~staff of the National
 6 2|        to the~department, from a salary of eight thousand a year
 7 3|    Saillard's~mother. Saillard's salary from the government had
 8 3|          he~took her the month's salary.~ ~"Well, Saillard, you
 9 3|         on the~last letter; "his salary was attached, but some of
10 3|        hundred francs out of his salary. In~the minds of Madame
11 3|          of some industry to the salary of their office, in order
12 4|      without a master received a salary of nine hundred francs a
13 4| under-head-clerk and to draw his~salary. His real work was that
14 4|       five~hundred francs of his salary under government, twelve
15 4|          of twenty-~five, with a salary of fifteen hundred francs,
16 4|  twenty-two years of age, with a~salary of fifteen hundred francs,
17 4|      francs a year, counting his~salary from the government. In
18 4|       prudently attached his own~salary under the names of fictitious
19 4|          giving to each a~larger salary and far heavier work. Men
20 5|     Empire at four~thousand. His salary was dropped to three when
21 5|      influence enough to get the~salary put back to three thousand."~ ~
22 5|       appointment, more than his salary, prefers to~keep his place.
23 7|         could have saved half my~salary; my savings well-invested
24 8|         one-third of his present~salary.~ ~"In short, here we all
25 8|    speaking, a man who needs the salary to maintain himself,~and
26 8|     functionary, and~receiving a salary which is not the equivalent
27 8|       won't pocket such a~paltry salary as mine any longer; I shall
28 8|        one hundred clerks~with a salary of twelve thousand francs