Chapter

 1 1|      clerks, had the two~parties dared to feel each other's pulse,
 2 1|           But so far he had only dared to conceive the plan~and
 3 2|        the No that the ministers dared not say for themselves.
 4 3| punctuality that not one of them dared to be a moment late.~Baudoyer
 5 3|         talked of his mamma, and dared not~raise his eyes to Madame
 6 4|       and beer. He had never yet dared to invite Monsieur~Rabourdin
 7 6|        adorned my~poor church. I dared not run in debt to buy that
 8 6|          whose~behests no editor dared refuse:--~ ~"Yesterday a
 9 6|       the office and ask who has dared to thus~compromise the minister."~ ~"
10 8|        under his~great disaster, dared to remain openly faithful