Chapter

 1 1|       and renounced every secret ambition; you would have~recognized
 2 1| education which produces so much ambition and so little~ability. A
 3 1|       comes to them; Celestine's ambition, far from~lessening, only
 4 1|        her~paroxysms of thwarted ambition, in the moments when her
 5 1|      Thus, goaded by~Celestine's ambition, Rabourdin had long considered
 6 1|         satisfy the multifarious ambition of~the middle classes. It
 7 2|         of France; a little more ambition, and he could have been~
 8 3|         francs a year. The whole ambition of the good~man now centred
 9 3|         religion does not stifle ambition,~Elisabeth was capable of
10 3|        Rabourdin,~with patriotic ambition or other marked capacity,
11 7|          expressive were they of ambition and security.~ ~"Can it
12 8|       are in proportion to their~ambition? The secret of knowing how
13 8|           but I know that I have ambition; and you are committing~