Chapter

1 1|      too common and~incomplete education which produces so much ambition
2 1| pleases the world; her liberal education enabled her to speak to~
3 1|       see what~remains for the education of the children (a girl
4 1|       lords it in his own way. Education,~equally distributed through
5 1|       result~of our melancholy education, of our manners and customs
6 3|       shrewd principles, whose education she was~superintending.
7 3|       superintending. The said education, according to her ideas,
8 3| hundred francs a year--for the education of~the son, who was just