Chapter

 1 1|         the clerks and to endless intrigues within the various~departments,
 2 1|           it resulted in~restless intrigues, like those of a harem between
 3 3|      favoritism; he discovers the intrigues~of officials: he sees the
 4 4|     indifference to the political intrigues of the bureaus. Like~his
 5 5| resistance which youth opposes to intrigues, both high~and low,--intrigues
 6 5|    intrigues, both high~and low,--intrigues which vanquished Richelieu,
 7 5|         to understand complicated intrigues, and~Rabourdin was lost
 8 8|       morning;~they are afraid of intrigues."~ ~Bixiou. "What intrigues?"~ ~
 9 8|       intrigues."~ ~Bixiou. "What intrigues?"~ ~Fleury. "Baudoyer's,
10 8|           appointment. Such petty intrigues die in the upper sphere