Chapter

1 1| capacities (Athanase~Granson, for instance) which die withered for
2 1|          himself direct, such for instance as the "fermes" (the public
3 3|      imposed on them in the first~instance by dire necessity, was now
4 4|         some administrations; for instance,~the order-clerks are sometimes
5 4|     administrative pastures,--for instance, in the Court of Exchequer,~
6 5|         understand! Baudoyer,~for instance, he'll make an excellent
7 5|          clerk, like Chazelle for instance, is forced to dine for~twenty-two
8 7|         she said, "is oddity. For instance, I do not mix~up affections