Chapter

 1 1|      meet its needs. Now in the social order, as in~Nature's order,
 2 1|        the evils of our present social customs.~ ~Xavier Rabourdin,
 3 1|         the historians of great social movements neglect to~inquire
 4 2|    before the~world, cultivates social relations and extends them,
 5 4| moreover, the opera-~boxes, the social invitations, and the carriages
 6 4|         seven, gifted with~some social talents, such as playing
 7 4|        dissatisfaction with his social position could be detected
 8 6|        thousand francs! to what~social position might she not aspire
 9 7|      bloom, and thinking of the social enjoyments that~were about
10 7|         that he was~not without social intelligence.~ ~"My dear,"