Chapter

 1 1|   office, proceeded to diminish salaries and~increase the number
 2 1|       which lessened both their salaries and their~importance, treated
 3 1|        pulse, or had the higher salaries~not succeeded in stifling
 4 1|         his newspapers that the~salaries of clerks are a standing
 5 1|        man, to double or treble~salaries, and do away with pensions,
 6 2|         advantages; in all, six salaries retained under fire of the
 7 4|       When I think that I carry salaries to those humbugs who~stay
 8 4|     threatening to~attach their salaries. The implacable Baudoyer
 9 4|         Vimeux style have their salaries on which to~live, and their
10 5|   permanent income equal to our salaries, which are, after~all, precarious.
11 8|         war ministry, while the salaries and pensions of ours amount
12 8| Larochefoucault: Officials with salaries of twenty thousand francs
13 8|         in the sphere of higher salaries; and~also this second and
14 8|      looking at the deputies]. "Salaries are not really in~proportion
15 8|    France. The~average of their salaries is fifteen hundred francs.