Chapter

 1 1|    the secret loss by~risking part of his fortune in a speculation
 2 1|       and playing a brilliant part in the~great world. Perhaps
 3 1|       led to servility~on the part of the clerks and to endless
 4 1|      Madame Rabourdin, on her~part, disconsolate over her wasted
 5 3|      leaden, tones. The lower~part of the face, more triangular
 6 3|        don't you know? in the part of the country where your~
 7 3|   appearance of a wish on the part of~others. Nature had given
 8 3|        to play an unconscious part in a political intrigue
 9 4|   Sebastien was, wholly or in part, in the secret.~Dutocq was
10 4|      as I reached the highest part of the quai des~Ecoles."~ ~
11 5|      good fellow! And I, what part am I to take in~the business?"~ ~
12 5|    Either he has not read the part about himself, or he loves
13 6|   already started for his own part of the~country."~ ~"Some
14 7|   paper I have shown you is a part of that plan. I want to
15 7| invitation. He has played his part in my comedy."~ ~When, at
16 7|     NO~when he has played his part," returned des Lupeaulx,