Chapter

 1 1|       but being~incapable of so doing in his own interests, he
 2 1|       tax-payers increasing. By doing away with the machinery
 3 3|        Legion of honor, without doing anything against his conscience
 4 3|      But all that~he dreamed of doing to promote his son-in-law'
 5 3|     talent, risks~his health in doing, with the perseverance of
 6 3|    influence feels incapable of doing for himself,~though he takes
 7 4|     clerks with loans of money, doing their various commissions~
 8 4|     when they were incapable of doing it for themselves.~Bixiou
 9 4|         actress, had thought of doing as so many of the~working-women
10 4|         kept in the background, doing his allotted task with the~
11 4|    capable of anything, even of doing a kindness. Monsieur and
12 4|  neither wearied nor bored~when doing great things. Under the
13 5|       To Fleury.] "What are you doing here, monsieur?"~ ~Fleury [
14 6|      have got salvation without doing that," she returned. "But~
15 6|  brother as a~broker, and he is doing as much business as the
16 6|   Gigonnet. "I told you we~were doing a good thing in buying up
17 7|       allow~herself to be seen "doing" her own rooms, or she loses
18 7|      said;~"this is what I call doing business. I'll make you
19 7| Lupeaulx, you will oblige me by~doing such and such a thing,'
20 8|     drawing we talked of; in~so doing you'll play the game of
21 8|     indeed utterly incapable of doing any such thing. Your chief
22 8|         party had the~credit of doing and undoing everything.
23 8|      keep my word to you. In so doing I employed~the parabolical