Chapter

 1 4|       the~wainscot, holding a newspaper in his hand, the wooden
 2 4|   subscribed to an opposition newspaper, wore a gray hat with a
 3 5|     my~snuff-box, give me the newspaper, bring my spectacles, and
 4 5|    Bixiou, who is~reading the newspaper.] "My dear Monsieur Bixiou,
 5 6| bewilderment. "I must buy the newspaper to-night."~ ~When the two
 6 6|        I hope you reached the newspaper office in time?" remarked
 7 6|      des~Debats,' a dangerous newspaper, which made war on Monsieur
 8 6|    His~Eminence will read the newspaper to-night, if only to see
 9 6|       s door to find out what newspaper he~takes," said Gaudron; "
10 6|     he added, pointing to the~newspaper.~ ~"No, it was written by
11 6|   study and began~to unfold a newspaper.~ ~He knew so well what
12 6|      took your article to the newspaper office I met a young abbe
13 6|      be your ruin. As to that~newspaper, let the Grand Almoner subscribe
14 8|       or do amusing work in a newspaper office."~ ~Bixiou. "Dutocq