Chapter

 1 1|     portentous~events, was the result of female influence. Thus,
 2 1|    reform. The grandeur of~the result anticipated might make us
 3 1|        their life from it. The result was devotion and~confidence.
 4 1|       less partiality. No real result is~attained; the minister,
 5 1|     fall of an able man is the result~of our melancholy education,
 6 1|       cancer of pensions. As a result Rabourdin's~scheme exhibited
 7 3|        this~careful study, the result of ten years' observation
 8 5| feelings bring men to the same result as~talents?" [Aloud] "Well,
 9 5|     some serious, even solemn, result, and he was~like a great
10 7|   slightest~indications of the result on their impassible faces.~ ~"