Chapter

 1 1|           life as he found it; an~honest man, loving his country
 2 1|      reproached him for being too honest a man. In the mouth of~some
 3 2|         who are at ease only with~honest natures, des Lupeaulx was
 4 3| appointment in a~straightforward, honest way. Influenced by the feeling
 5 4|           to tell the~truth to an honest clerk, and what I call an
 6 4|         clerk, and what I call an honest clerk is one like~that little
 7 6|           Bruel; the praise of an honest man is a very~difficult
 8 6|          I have the confidence of honest men."~ ~"If you would kindly
 9 7|            A lie is a lie, and an honest woman--"~ ~"Let me use the
10 7|        the useless nonsense of an honest man!" she replied. "He wants~
11 7|        pains with herself as this honest woman~bestowed upon her
12 8|        the hands~of the virtuous, honest, estimable, upright, and
13 8|           with Gigonnet. Falleix, honest fellow, did not know what
14 8|             Poiret [quickly]. "An honest man, monsieur."~ ~Bixiou [