Chapter

 1 3|   arrondissement~of the deputy who wants to resign."~ ~When her colossus
 2 3|            folly,--an age when man wants to be loved for himself;
 3 3|          is so full that he has no wants. At twenty-five he~overflows
 4 3|            one is rich in hope and wants a place, the~rich one is
 5 3|          one is poor in spirit and wants nothing. A wealthy family
 6 4|        rich by reason of their few wants, these lackeys saw completely~
 7 4|           may be fooled because he~wants to be; and he made such
 8 4|          searched the ocean of the wants of luxury in hopes of finding
 9 5|         some ideas of her own, and wants to~take certain steps simultaneously." [
10 5|            what Monsieur~Rabourdin wants with Gabriel; he keeps him
11 6|           off to the secretary; he wants to~read the obituary."~ ~
12 6|          said~Mitral, proudly. "He wants La Billardiere's place,
13 6|            largely as we do, if he~wants its services. Here we are
14 7|       added, "he is only a dog who wants a bone."~ ~"Do you know
15 7|      honest man!" she replied. "He wants~to suppress fifteen thousand
16 7|              he asked.~ ~"Well, he wants to do away with the land-tax
17 8|        want Baudoyer; the minister wants Rabourdin."~ ~Bixiou. "Good!"~ ~
18 8|         who sees he must give~way, wants to strangle the difficulty.
19 8| descriptions of the clerks whom he wants to 'reform.' That's the
20 8|            I think Monsieur Godard~wants to say something."~ ~Godard. "
21 8|       officials who~compose it; he wants to do away with the present