Chapter

 1 2|        The devil! haven't we all played~our little plays; and which
 2 2|         of rivals. I have rather played the coquette, but--it is~
 3 4|        black cravat. At night~he played the gentleman in elegant
 4 4|      which occasions~the company played bouillote, at five sous
 5 4|        the clerks was the~one he played off upon Godard, presenting
 6 4|         close to her counter. He played dominoes, the only game~
 7 4| Rabourdin bureau was a clerk who played the man of courage and~audacity,
 8 4|      Fleury, crippled with~debt, played many a trick on his creditors.
 9 4|          whole of it himself. He played ecarte, was the life of~
10 7|     against me just as l'Etourdi~played against Mascarille."~ ~"
11 7|          that~invitation. He has played his part in my comedy."~ ~
12 7|          man, and NO~when he has played his part," returned des
13 8|         those~comedies which are played in seven Parisian salons