Chapter

 1 1| disappointed of the hopes they had placed on the nameless protector,~
 2 1|             Genius is patience."~ ~Placed in a position where he could
 3 1|          at such times it could be placed at par,~instead of at fifty
 4 2|      detail was a work of~art well placed and well surrounded, and
 5 3|           where they sat on chairs placed between a railing and~the
 6 3|       recipient of these gifts was~placed in an armchair and asked
 7 3|     calculating how the cards were placed, and sat opposite to~Mitral,
 8 4|   Billardiere,~the director's son, placed as supernumerary with Baudoyer,
 9 5|         was~left to an official so placed but to send in his resignation
10 6|           your influence to get me placed in your~division, taking
11 7|        Rabourdin into the boudoir, placed her on a sofa, and sat down
12 7|          gentleman who seems to be placed where he is to transact
13 8|         the appointment papers and placed~them in des Lupeaulx's hand.~ ~"
14 8|         and was near fainting, and placed him~on a chair.] "A key,
15 8|     ourselves in having such a man placed over~us; and we desire to