Chapter

 1 1|       would then be entitled to a pension.~What a fall was this for
 2 1|         his pay, and securing~his pension, the government official
 3 1|        time of which we write the pension list had just~been issued,
 4 3|           Legion and his retiring~pension.~ ~Elisabeth, the only child,
 5 3|      widow, who~lives on a meagre pension and sacrifices herself to
 6 3|        kept together on a~widow's pension of seven hundred francs
 7 4|        1814, and now lived in the pension Vanquer~in the Latin quarter.
 8 4|         Dutocq himself lived in a pension in the rue de~Beaune, and
 9 4| government, twelve hundred francs~pension from the civil list, and
10 4|         when he would retire on a pension; he therefore showed the~
11 5|            till I can retire on a pension."~ ~Bixiou. "Sly dog! but
12 8|          rich and does not need a pension.~ ~"Do you want to hear
13 8|  dismissed. Rich; does~not need a pension.~ ~"And here's for Godard" [
14 8|     Godard.--Should be dismissed; pension one-third of his present~
15 8|        was promising an honorable~pension. After a few general remarks,
16 8|         had recently retired on a pension.~ ~"Well, Laurent, how is