Chapter

 1 1|             number of those workers, thinking that if more persons~were
 2 1|         ministry of the navy. To~his thinking the navy was one of the
 3 3|         son-in-~law's merits. To his thinking, a man who had patiently
 4 3| general-secretary was, however, only thinking how the pretty~Madame Colleville,
 5 4|           life like a swing, without thinking or caring of a time when
 6 4|         thought, when in fact he was thinking of nothing at~all. He did
 7 5|            minister rose from table, thinking of Francois Keller, his
 8 6|       certainly," said old Saillard, thinking of his co-~partnership.~ ~"
 9 7|           wife in amazement.~ ~"I am thinking only of your advancement;
10 7|        stands bright with bloom, and thinking of the social enjoyments
11 7|              the minister himself is thinking of a reduction of~the land-tax."~ ~"
12 7|        immediately to his own~rooms, thinking of his hazardous position.
13 8|            table and began to write, thinking over each clause~of the
14 8|      promotion, when, in fact, I was thinking only of the glory and~usefulness