Chapter

 1 1|          single~circumstance; it led him, poor and friendless,
 2 1|          the auctioneer alluded. Led away by such hopes and by
 3 1|        through difficulties, and led her, when she~found she
 4 1|          mistakes which love had led him to~commit it was too
 5 1|      departments were insensibly led by their~bureaus to imitate
 6 1|          government-clerks being led to detest~the administrations
 7 1|    results. This state of things led to servility~on the part
 8 1|            These reflections had led Rabourdin to desire the
 9 2|      lighted from the~courtyard, led to the grand salon, the
10 3| situation was a~blind alley that led nowhere, and had tempted
11 3|    career in politics, which had led him to a post of eminence.
12 3|      husband, her religious duty led her to keep up as best she
13 4|      Thuillier," an ex-Lothario, led as~idle a life as Colleville
14 4|        idle a life as Colleville led a busy one. Colleville,
15 4|          her support. This event led them both~not only to abjure
16 4|         junior with delight, and led him to buy the works of
17 6|     nephew. His avarice had long led him to estimate the contents
18 7|          don't be surprised." He led Madame~Rabourdin into the
19 7|        so well.~They excited and led on his Excellency and des