Chapter

 1 1|            the~Chamber, with their ten or a dozen ambitious and
 2 1| arrondissement~could be managed by ten men; a prefecture by a dozen
 3 1| consumption of~salt and you obtain ten or a dozen millions; the
 4 3|       careful study, the result of ten years' observation and experience,~
 5 4|          drudge of this kind costs ten or~twenty thousand francs
 6 4|          going to bed regularly at ten o'clock and rising at seven,
 7 4|           who gives us "recta" his ten francs on New-Year's~day,--
 8 5|           lamps are lit till after ten~o'clock; consequently Sebastien
 9 5|            came to tell him. About ten o'clock, in~the bureau Baudoyer,
10 5|          usual ideas. But, presto! ten minutes later the~water
11 5|     Monsieur Vavasseur, who served ten years under the Empire at
12 5|            earn enough to give him~ten thousand francs a year;
13 5|         him. Du~Bruel, we must get ten or a dozen lines about the
14 5|         that you must come here at ten o'clock in the morning,
15 5|       minister; "and yet here, not ten minutes after La~Billardiere'
16 5|           the great kings.~ ~After ten or a dozen years of parliamentary
17 6|           be made and signed~under ten days. It will certainly
18 7|         would have given me to-day ten~thousand francs a year outside
19 7|      appearance of a master. About ten on the evening of~the eventful
20 8|   approaching resignation at least ten days ago, and you~did not
21 8|         knew all about this~affair ten days ago" [looks him in
22 8|           taken the paper from him ten days ago."~ ~Bixiou [looking
23 8|         and we are to fetch him at ten o'clock. There's a~Council
24 8|          the like after that after ten years' public~exposure to
25 8|       twenty-eight,~dear angel; in ten years you shall recover