Chapter

 1 2| contents and the container, the idea and the~form, as one and
 2 3|      participation in the great idea, the~lad of twenty would
 3 4|         to give a more distinct idea of Messieurs~Gigonnet, Baudoyer,
 4 4|   foreigners and provincials an idea of the~internal manners
 5 4|      tolerated Dutocq under the idea that circumstances might
 6 4|     head~was so full of his own idea that no human being could
 7 4|   luxury in hopes of finding an idea,~of making some discovery
 8 5|          that Dutocq has a good idea in his head--I'm sure I
 9 6|       to Madame la comtesse the idea of co-operating with the
10 6|   shrinks from nothing, from no idea whatever!--~and besides,
11 7|        that to confide a single idea~to des Lupeaulx would be
12 7|         should be~blinded by an idea for a moment, but to nurse
13 7|        a vulgar and commonplace idea! The budget ought, on the~
14 8|       mind.'"~ ~Godard. "A good idea, gentlemen. Let us all leave