Chapter

1 1|        and weighed, either in speech or writing; public~business
2 4|      could be detected in his~speech; he aspired to something
3 5|   celebrated~men make a dying speech; he said,--stop now, what
4 6|       he received~Thuillier's speech in silence. This meekness,
5 6|    father~to compose a little speech that he could slip into
6 6|    But~let's invent my little speech. This is what I thought
7 6| Saillard. "Yes, that's a good speech. How lucky you are, Monsieur~
8 8|       was~slipping his little speech into the ear of the minister'