Chapter

 1 1|    weak attack. To worship the fool who~succeeds, and not to
 2 1| weapons, and to make herself a fool if need be. She saw things
 3 3|      But Baudoyer, too great a fool not to be puffed up~by the
 4 3|   Finding herself married to a~fool, she never allowed herself
 5 4|       s attention to the~young fool. He allied himself with
 6 4|        and France of the young fool by~tempting him to excesses,
 7 5|        place. Who the devil is fool enough to give up his~expectations?"~ ~
 8 6|           Do you take me for a fool?" she answered sharply. "
 9 6|  Gigonnet.~ ~"He is not such a fool as to give them, he sells
10 6|        the King was a-- What a fool I was!"~ ~Bixiou [laughing]. "
11 7|     who stole it is not such a fool as to let me have it without~
12 7|       that so? A man must be a fool if he cannot reason~about
13 8|      Baudoyer is too~much of a fool to know how to use them.
14 8|      forced later to dismiss a fool whom the court party impose