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 1 4  |         named Auguste-Jean-Francois Minard.~Minard had married for
 2 4  |       Auguste-Jean-Francois Minard.~Minard had married for love the
 3 4  |             undecidedly along, when Minard appeared upon the scene~
 4 4  |         five hundred francs~a year, Minard had fifteen hundred. Believing
 5 4  |            mediocrity. Feeling that Minard truly loved~her, Zelie loved
 6 4  |             profound~contempt which Minard felt for him. Minard never
 7 4  |          which Minard felt for him. Minard never dreamed of~quarrelling,
 8 4  |       kindness. Monsieur and Madame~Minard paid their visits in person
 9 4  |       though they had double Madame Minard's means.~ ~In the two bureaus
10 5  |             life~of the director to Minard, Desroys, Monsieur Godard,
11 5  |             dolt, it must have been Minard."~ ~Minard [shrugging his
12 5  |           must have been Minard."~ ~Minard [shrugging his shoulders]. "
13 5  |             There's no one here but Minard who doesn't~wear woollen;
14 5  |      presumptive to the deceased."~[Minard, Desroys, and Colleville
15 5  | under-head-clerk at the very~least. Minard may have my place as chief
16 5  |         quite~as dull as I am. Hey, Minard, if you should get twenty-five
17 8  |                 All. "Alas, yes!"~ ~Minard. "And the proof is that
18 8  |           three sheets of paper?"~ ~Minard [departing.] "Adieu, I shall
19 8  |             Bixiou. "I shall follow Minard's example; I won't pocket
20 Add|      Illusions~The Middle Classes~ ~Minard, Auguste-Jean-Francois~The
21 Add|       Nucingen~The Middle Classes~ ~Minard, Madame~The Middle Classes~ ~