Chapter

 1 1|       which did away with so many large staffs and so many little~
 2 2|       left, des Lupeaulx borrowed large sums from the usurers and~
 3 3|           had collected. The fine large rooms still~retained certain
 4 3|           and went to work in~the large garden, shut off from the
 5 3|     various colors. His feet were large and~ill-shod. From the chain
 6 4|         furnished with a stove, a large~black table with inkstand,
 7 4|        clerk's office beyond is a large~room, tolerably well lighted,
 8 4|   Lupeaulx was to the ministry at~large. The same difference existed
 9 4|         Gabriel, the stove in the large office~draws like the devil;
10 4| Revolution Francaise"; "Eh, c'est~large nez," in "Charles Genest,"
11 4|    morning he kept the books~of a large shop in the rue Saint-Antoine,
12 6|        ground-floor,~they found a large fire lighted, and Madame
13 6|           Falleix's friends are a large majority. Now~do you see