Chapter

 1 1|      those who~understand such matters, as well as for those who
 2 1|  burden of taxation is not, in matters of finance, to diminish
 3 2|     hearing upon even critical~matters; she comes and goes, suggests
 4 2|      to arrange all the little~matters which a statesman has no
 5 2|       des Lupeaulx complicated matters by believing~in the friendship
 6 2|      present thought important matters were being talked over,~
 7 4|     creditors. Expert in legal matters,~he never signed a promissory
 8 5|        shoulders of a leader,--matters of private interest brought
 9 5| Rabourdin was better versed in~matters of administration than in
10 5|        to attend to; political matters~are apt to interfere with
11 5|       burden when he has other~matters to attend to. But I repeat,
12 7|        notions about~household matters, and you can make them believe
13 7|      need to discuss political matters now,--these assassins of
14 7|     drawn in. The minister, in~matters of the heart, had few emotions.
15 8|        not meddle in~political matters, and besides, she had heard