Chapter

1 1|   Monsieur Rabourdin, whose acquaintance we are~about to make at
2 3| Saillards"--their~circle of acquaintance called them so--consisted
3 3|     later Saillard made the acquaintance of Monsieur and Madame~Transon,
4 3|    the Saillards' circle of acquaintance increased, neither their~
5 3|   experience,~and of a long acquaintance with men and things obtained
6 4|   the original cause of~his acquaintance with Godard; not that Dutocq
7 5|     in which the men of his~acquaintance were judged with unerring