Chapter

 1 1|    projects,--more perhaps to employ his faculties than in~the
 2 1|    annoyances. A clerk in the employ of the Rothchilds~corresponds
 3 1|   clerical official staff. To employ fewer man, to double or
 4 2| ministry.~ ~Moralists usually employ their weapons against obstructive~
 5 3|    had borne fruit. Forced to~employ her feelings on some passion
 6 3|    class leave the~government employ without ever obtaining an
 7 3|       day,~were in government employ. Monsieur Scribe's head-librarian
 8 5|  would be a pity therefore to employ him on our~internal detective
 9 5|    Napoleon alone was able to~employ young men as he chose, without
10 6|           If you would kindly employ your influence to get me
11 7|      vast secret labors which~employ the whole of a Parisian
12 8|      those who protect him to~employ him elsewhere. You will
13 8|       no return. Moreover, we~employ a body of men who could