Chapter

 1 1|   the problem to~be resolved lay in a better use of the same
 2 2|      two; that is to say, he lay back~in a comfortable chair
 3 2|     wig~and his false teeth, lay aside his scruples, put
 4 4|    his star. He continued to lay himself out, like a~salmon
 5 4|     to be called some day to lay down his life for a cause,
 6 5| heads in amazement; they~all lay down their pens, and Colleville
 7 5|   the wife? The mystery~that lay behind this paper was all
 8 5|  robbed them of the right to lay hands on a man of statesmanlike
 9 8|    the general-secretary and lay a complaint in form;~we
10 8|      and sell most that they lay hold of, coats,~gold lace,