Chapter

 1 1|    State, and to obtain, from a~budget equal to the budgets which
 2 1|          calls the items of the budget~a cluster of leeches, and
 3 1|        clerk in relation to the budget was very much what the~gambler
 4 1|        which embraced the~whole budget and continued down through
 5 1| actually stood at twenty in the~budget.~ ~By thus reducing the
 6 1|         given back. In fact the~budget is not a strong-box to hold
 7 1|  Rabourdin had long studied the budget under its double-aspect~
 8 2|     posts which appeared on the budget were~those of secretary-general
 9 2|        meddle shabbily~with the budget, as it does in the deplorable
10 7|          You want to reduce the~budget,--a vulgar and commonplace
11 7|       and commonplace idea! The budget ought, on the~contrary,
12 8|         to a~third of our whole budget, a thing that was unheard
13 8|    Bixiou. "Just as full as the budget itself, and like the budget
14 8|     budget itself, and like the budget again,~as complicated as