Chapter

 1 1|   statistics, and self-evident~proof. Rabourdin had long studied
 2 3|     shut it carefully."~ ~This proof of confidence dried the
 3 4|     never get on that way!~The proof is that not a word has been
 4 4|      du~Bruel, he was a living proof of Rabourdin's theory as
 5 5|   fatal moment he gave evident proof of~his powerful mind and
 6 7|   which were really an immense~proof of attachment. Bertrand
 7 8| Rabourdin too well to look for proof that might injure a~man
 8 8|           Phellion. "I have no proof of it, gentlemen. While
 9 8|    this event affords a~signal proof to the truth of my axiom
10 8|   Bruel.~ ~"I'm off to see the proof of my caricature," said
11 8|       yes!"~ ~Minard. "And the proof is that I shall send in