Chapter

1 2|        when rubbed against~the hard wood, strikes fire. Sometimes
2 3|     thinks it cold, cruel, and hard, as it really~is. There
3 4| Opera-Comique at~night, worked hard to maintain his family,
4 4|       his patriotism struggled hard to suppress the fact--signal~
5 5|     handsomer, but it would be hard to find one with such variety
6 7|      she left the room, "it IS~hard to be in labor for seven
7 8|      place,--that he works too hard and fingers too little~metal,