Chapter

 1 1|     you will readily discern a family man,~harassed by vexations
 2 1|      the gross~expenses of the family, for dress precedes everything;
 3 1|        to the poor~father of a family, remarking to the pretty
 4 1|     luxury in the bosom of his family.~ ~Thus the wife and the
 5 2| household drudge. Observe in a family some old~charwoman who can
 6 3|    iron railing, and~which the family reserved to itself. For
 7 3|        of Saint-Paul's and the family director,~called profane
 8 3|        Isadore Baudoyer to the family with the intention of marrying~
 9 3|           In the bosom of this family, bound together by the force
10 3|     would always belong to her family,~where he had found a home.
11 3|       wants nothing. A wealthy family is not~so foolish as to
12 3|        Duphot; but~always at a family dinner, invited by Rabourdin
13 4|      as hopeless. Adolphe (his~family name was Adolphe) had lately
14 4|    worked hard to maintain his family, though he was not without~
15 4|    active man, burdened with a family of children, was fat, round,
16 5|  became~uneasy about the royal family. He asked for the names
17 5|    Brittany of a parliamentary family, and ennobled by Louis XVIII.~
18 6|    under the usurper. This old family~still survives in the person
19 6|      believed~the honor of his family to be involved in the appointment
20 7|     year~the style that many a family with thirty thousand does