Chapter

 1 1|        hundred thousand francs. Carefully educated by an artistic~
 2 1|       requires a woman to avoid carefully all appearance of~pedantry.
 3 2|     late~hangings of the salon, carefully cleaned, and was adorned
 4 3|       discussed; umbrellas were carefully hung up by means~of a brass
 5 3| son-in-law, and grandchild were carefully~observed, also the anniversaries
 6 3|         memorandum and the copy carefully in a box in~the office where
 7 3|        copy into it and shut it carefully."~ ~This proof of confidence
 8 4|      and wearing a moustache so carefully~trimmed that he seemed to
 9 4|         hid his private life so carefully that no one knew~where he
10 5|           He has watched Dutocq carefully for~some time.] "Did you
11 6|    speak?" said Mitral, looking~carefully about him. "I come about
12 7|         shown to advantage by a carefully cut dress, the two~sides
13 7|   courting the minister's~wife. Carefully coached the evening before
14 7| mistress's laces with the claws carefully drawn in. The minister,
15 8| separate affair which Rabourdin carefully explained, Baudoyer's little~