Chapter

 1 1|       insensibly, a wholly~false opinion of the companion of her
 2 1|          times."~Her disparaging opinion of him gradually appeared
 3 1| unwilling to simplify it. In his opinion, the problem to~be resolved
 4 1|      domains was, in Rabourdin's opinion, an administrative contradiction.~
 5 3|  presents were exhibited and the opinion of the guests asked about~
 6 3|       best she could a~favorable opinion of him; she showed him marked
 7 3|        reveal to others her real opinion of the imbecile~Baudoyer.
 8 5|     Rabourdin, after reading his opinion of you."~ ~Dutocq opened
 9 6|         has given me the highest opinion of your character~and talents.
10 7|     faithful servant, and public~opinion is with you--'"~ ~"Hi, hi!"
11 7|        are a man of sense. In my opinion the greatest folly~any one
12 8|       the ministry, basing~their opinion on the choice made of Monsieur
13 8|      Bixiou. "I'll paraphrase my opinion. To be anything at all you
14 8|        my explanation; that's my~opinion. Are you satisfied?"~ ~Colleville [
15 8|     Charter has given us,--in my opinion, at any rate. Nothing~convinces