Chapter

 1 1|      Master of petitions, and~general-secretary at his ministry. From these
 2 2| belonged there flourished, as~general-secretary, a certain Monsieur Clement
 3 2|     with~a savage look at his general-secretary, for neither he nor his
 4 3|      legitimate desire of the general-secretary to get elected to the~place,
 5 3|      pouring out tea when the general-secretary entered. Her dress that~
 6 3|    disgraced in any way?"~The general-secretary was, however, only thinking
 7 5|       try to get ahead of~the general-secretary."~ ~Chazelle [uneasily]. "
 8 5|   occupied with his wife, the general-secretary went forward to meet~Rabourdin;
 9 6|      where I carried from~the general-secretary an obituary notice of Monsieur
10 7|    his way stealthily in. The general-secretary was certainly the last~man
11 7|        she said, "I mean your general-secretary to know whom I am~really
12 7|      utmost importance.~ ~The general-secretary went up to a lamp and read
13 7|      You master me," said the general-secretary, bowing with an air of~profound
14 8|       Dutocq, saying that the general-secretary had ordered him~to deliver
15 8|    laying down his razor, the general-secretary cast upon his subordinate~
16 8| decided Rabourdin's fate. The general-secretary had~gone to see the minister
17 8|   aloud.~ ~"Friend?" said the general-secretary, "that is what I want to
18 8|       Godard. "I shall go the general-secretary and lay a complaint in form;~