Chapter

 1 4|            had added the following sentence to the preceding~entries
 2 5|        anagram of this sacramental sentence" [he pulls out a~piece of
 3 5| secretary-general read the opening sentence~of the article, which was
 4 5|           yawn ready for the first sentence designed~to show him how
 5 6|         monthly stipend,--a single sentence that would~cover all! I
 6 6|          old Saillard, "write that sentence~down."~ ~Baudoyer proceeded
 7 6|             Monsieur Gaudron, that sentence is worth more than the~monstrance;
 8 6|         trick! Why, the~very first sentence was as good as telling the
 9 7|         husband short at his fifth sentence. "You might have saved~yourself
10 7|        alone could have inspired a~sentence so imperative, so insolently
11 7|          him without finishing her sentence.~ ~"Dear creature!" thought
12 8|       without ever understanding a sentence, or a~single word uttered