Chapter

 1 1|        documents; dissertations stood in place of action; a million~
 2 1|   devoted to their~country, who stood vigorously out from the
 3 1|       officials, which actually stood at twenty in the~budget.~ ~
 4 2|        with journalists, for he stood high in their favor; a~perpetual
 5 3|       the mantel-shelf of which stood a clock, some antique bronzes,~
 6 3|         the porter or his wife, stood looking on at the door of~
 7 4|         with whom in society he stood on an equality, and intimate
 8 4|       the Dauphine~paid him. He stood very well with des Lupeaulx,
 9 6|       her uncle Bidault), which stood out in relief~against the
10 8|     arrival in the morning they stood around the stoves and talked
11 8|     rose with a mysterious air, stood with his back~to the fireplace
12 8| dreadful situation in which she~stood toward her husband. The