Chapter

 1 1| workers, thinking that if more persons~were employed by government
 2 1|     levy of money on things or persons under disguises~that are
 3 1|       tax-payer complains. All persons, whether~they belong to
 4 1|  clear-~sighted and suspicious persons were misled. The moment
 5 1|  influential deputies or other persons of note who,~sooner or later,
 6 2|       should be~pacified, what persons should be let in and who
 7 2|  intrigue~to carry through for persons in power. Alas! conspiracies
 8 2|     his wife~were noble.~ ~The persons present thought important
 9 3|      Saillard, is one of those persons who escape~portraiture through
10 4|    charmed with~their handsome persons, and with whom they set
11 4|     made him acceptable to all persons who took pleasure in the~
12 6|  parish~a monstrance that many persons have seen and admired at
13 7|        heard only by the three persons whom he addressed,~"a set
14 7|    those select parties of few persons, where the women eye and~
15 7| adjoining salon in which a few persons were playing cards; and
16 8|     queer" [reads]:~ ~"Certain persons spoke last night in the
17 8|        tends to show that most persons will be~better satisfied
18 8|      is sacrificed by the very persons who employed him.~Bixiou
19 8|     The salon soon filled with persons who knew nothing of the
20 8|      the minister. A number of persons were assembled in the salon,--
21 8|     Laurent and I are the only persons remaining about the place