Chapter

1 1|       do now with them, and the subordinate clerks~became, after a time,
2 2|     they~made up to him for his subordinate public position by their
3 5|         instruments; but a mere subordinate will be judged as a spy,
4 8| general-secretary cast upon his subordinate~the glance of a general
5 8|     allowed yourself to be kept~subordinate, when you were born to rule."~ ~
6 8|        force conferred on it by subordinate powers who~perpetually threatened
7 8|        a statesman instead of a subordinate~official."~ ~Phellion [standing
8 8|      that~distinction, my brave subordinate."~ ~Poiret [trying to get
9 8|      has nothing to do with the subordinate~officials; this bad management