Chapter

 1 1|      in the early days of the Restoration.~ ~The life of this man
 2 1|     of the materialism of the Restoration. To plant~a government in
 3 2|     understood that under the Restoration, a period of continual~compromises
 4 2|    between the Empire and~the Restoration, at a time when every one
 5 2| so-called superior men of the Restoration~their utter inferiority
 6 3|     of Saint-Paul's~after the restoration of Catholic worship. Besides
 7 4|     division, then, under the Restoration, director,~and now by the
 8 4|     bureau long before if the Restoration had never happened. His
 9 5|     other ministers under the Restoration, this particular~minister
10 5|       If~the statesmen of the Restoration had been allowed to follow
11 5|       of its own calibre. The Restoration, like~the Polish revolution,
12 5|      of the public men of the Restoration~was their honesty, in a
13 7|   another~statesman under the Restoration who had so completely done
14 8|       so in these days of the Restoration the clerical party had the~