Chapter

1 1|   the lower. Thus wholly and~solely occupied in retaining his
2 3|      intelligent object, and solely through the~development
3 3|    hand; they were exercised~solely on the commonest things
4 3|     in the world of~feeling. Solely for her daughter's sake
5 3| conscience to~obtain it, and solely, as he believed, on the
6 4|     kept his place therefore~solely through Rabourdin's generosity,
7 4|      say, spending his money~solely on himself,--sharp, aggressive,
8 4|     was, however, simple and solely the son of a~"Conventionel,"