Chapter

 1 1|        At the epoch of which we write, you would have noticed~
 2 1|      About the time of which we write the pension list had just~
 3 2|         At the time of which we write, the Chamber did not meddle
 4 3|         At the time of which we~write, the house, which was worth
 5 3|         the evening of which we write, Monsieur Saillard, returning
 6 3|    About the period of which we~write many families were saying
 7 3|  theatre;~others like du Bruel, write vaudeville, comic operas,
 8 4|       by~two."~ ~"Why don't you write alone?" asked Sebastien
 9 4|    reasons why du Bruel did not write alone. He was the~third
10 4|         would soon leave off~to write a vaudeville, which was
11 6|    difficult to do; I've got to write an~obituary notice of Monsieur
12 6|         very~difficult thing to write. I'd rather any day draw
13 6|          Du Bruel. "Let me just write that down; I can use it
14 6|            prompted Gaudron.~ ~"Write it down, Baudoyer," cried
15 6| Baudoyer," cried old Saillard, "write that sentence~down."~ ~Baudoyer
16 6|         priest's~hand. "Did you write that article?" he added,
17 7|       then, at the last moment, write RABOURDIN."~ ~"There are
18 7|         and now she has only to~write me a line and say, 'My dear
19 8|  himself at~last. "I had better write my resignation now."~ ~He
20 8|       to his table and began to write, thinking over each clause~
21 8|         all of which the clerks write or copy. These stern judges