Chapter

 1 3|             Royale and Saint-~Paul's church (for her mother made her
 2 3|             what a choir-boy is to a~church, what the company's child
 3 6|          have written" [reads] "'The Church and the Monarchy are~daily
 4 6|             you have adorned my~poor church. I dared not run in debt
 5 6|            given a monstrance to the church,~that cost five thousand
 6 6|         loses a devoted servant, the~Church a most pious son. Monsieur
 7 6|              at four o'clock, in the church~of Saint-Roch. The memorial
 8 6|        preserving its monuments.~The church of Saint-Paul has long needed
 9 6|          immensity of the price, the~church of Saint-Paul possesses
10 6|           have~now done for his dear church, I feel sure he will not
11 6|            live at a crisis when the Church and Throne must~keep themselves
12 6|            giving monstrances to the church," snarled~Gigonnet.~ ~"He
13 6| six-thousand-franc monstrance to the Church has a devilish~deal more
14 7|           and priests--money and the church. The article in~the liberal
15 8|              ran in relying upon the~church and upon the Jesuits. We