Chapter

 1 2|     held a sinecure which was paid~for by the city of Paris;
 2 2|       visits of self-interest~paid! At last, thanks to her
 3 3|       eight thousand. Falleix paid seven per cent for the~sixty
 4 3|      fee from the Council, or paid it from his own pocket.
 5 3|     otherwise~known as Cursy, paid him three hundred francs
 6 4|    his~services would be well paid for. A drudge of this kind
 7 4|  furnished room, for which he paid twelve francs a month. His~
 8 4|    Monsieur and Madame~Minard paid their visits in person on
 9 4|      drugs. After that Poiret paid many~visits to Monsieur
10 4|       attentions the Dauphine~paid him. He stood very well
11 5|      Nothing, indeed! I never paid so dear for anything in
12 7| Gigonnet.~ ~"My debts must be paid," said des Lupeaulx, disdainfully,
13 7|   property till the debts are paid,"~said Gigonnet, putting
14 8|          Poiret. "He is a man paid by government to do work."~ ~
15 8|     no."~ ~Bixiou. "But he is paid by the government to do
16 8|        and~receipted for when paid; orders and receipts are
17 8|      respect that ought to be paid to you;~Laurent and I are