Chapter

 1 II |        in their possession, you find the remains~of floral relics
 2 II |        honest a man as you will find.~When he suspends payment
 3 II |    sewers you are not likely to find out that he was an~assistant
 4 II |         might yet very possibly find never a farthing in~the
 5 III| somewhat dangerous~beauties may find favor in the sight of many
 6 IV |  Aldrigger, you might expect to find a stout, comfortable German,~
 7 IV |        Why, how did your father find money? We shall have~nothing
 8 IV |        knew dot in you I~should find de heart of ein Elzacien.'~ ~"(
 9 V  |       street,' where the public find a staff of clerks in~green
10 VI |    obviously be impossible. You find the instinct of forestalling~
11 VI |         what he did? He went to~find a pothouse dandy, one of
12 VI | confidence, the Government~will find that they have instituted
13 VII|        what they could possibly find to say to each other, and
14 VII|       will start again; I shall find~him all the money he wants.
15 VII|        that the concessionaires find it to their~interest not
16 VII|        du Cherche-Midi,~only to find the accursed canal shares