Chapter

 1 1|           like all women under the~influence of vehement feeling, she
 2 1|           was the result of female influence. Thus, goaded by~Celestine'
 3 1|            retarded for a time the influence of bureaucracy (that~ponderous
 4 1|       gained through parliamentary influence,~royalty had nothing to
 5 2|            guess the secret of his influence and the nature of~his services;
 6 3|       devout Isidore was under the influence of a conjugal~passion which
 7 3|          merit need protectors and~influence to get places in the government
 8 3|        regarded them as a~means of influence.~ ~The poor supernumerary,
 9 3|           of~work which the man of influence feels incapable of doing
10 4|     respectable family-man. To the~influence of his chief he owed a half-scholarship
11 4|        name of~"illustration." The influence of the Ducs de Maufrigneuse
12 4|        securing some more~powerful influence than that of Francois Keller,
13 4|           remonstrated against the influence of this second nature,~both
14 5|      Colleville. "Only through the influence of Monsieur Saillard. No
15 5|             who succeeded him, had influence enough to get the~salary
16 5|        government clerk who~has no influence but his own merits to advance
17 6|           would kindly employ your influence to get me placed in your~
18 7|       ministerial journals which I influence will be deaf and dumb, won'
19 7|           he had a woman who could~influence him; he wouldn't escape
20 8|    journals attributed an enormous influence under the~administration,
21 8|         did and~undid nothing. Its influence was not wielded by a Cardinal
22 8|         policy, to wield a certain influence; but~that's absurd! how
23 8| ministerial deputies, a few men of influence, and Monsieur~Clergeot (
24 8|          the~buying and selling of influence, the collusions of self-interest.