Chapter

 1 1|        to enjoy. Those who know~Parisian life will readily understand
 2 1|    which have chained France to Parisian centralization,--as if~from
 3 2|    charm it exercised over this Parisian Asmodeus~can be explained
 4 3|   specimens of that second-rate Parisian~bourgeoisie which occupies
 5 3|        enlightened by gleams by Parisian life~soon measures the frightful
 6 3|         she replied, with naive Parisian liveliness,~"we must be
 7 4|    Bixiou was the grandson~of a Parisian grocer. His father, who
 8 4|      those capable and~charming Parisian women who know how to make
 9 6|         been on the mind of the Parisian~bourgeoisie. The upper ranks
10 6|      gravity gave~them. The two Parisian misers were surrounded by
11 7|       SCENES FROM DOMESTIC LIFE~Parisian households are literally
12 7|     which~employ the whole of a Parisian woman's morning, when she
13 7|        to whom the~mysteries of Parisian life were unknown would
14 7|    manner to ruin him. The~true Parisian woman, indulgent to all
15 7|         wait!" cried the pretty Parisian, bolting the door of the~
16 7|    pretty little comedies which Parisian women play so well.~They
17 8|       which are played in seven Parisian salons whenever there is
18 8| exposure to the inclemencies of Parisian weather."~ ~"Baudoyer is