Chapter

 1 I       |       in general use in small provincial~printing establishments.
 2 I       |      Maucombe, disguised in a provincial printer's jacket, set up,~
 3 I       |     decorated~house fronts in provincial towns on Corpus Christi
 4 I       |       the~day. In those times provincial men of business were bound
 5 I       |   trade and the business of a provincial~printing-house. The shades
 6 I       |     yet by~the experiences of provincial life.~ ~"Heart of gold!"
 7 II      |     Court~nobles detached the provincial noblesse from the throne,
 8 II      |     tittle-tattle that poison provincial life.~The contagion of narrow-mindedness
 9 III     |    plain; there was~the usual provincial courtyard--chilly, prim,
10 III     | loosen the swaddling-bands of provincial life that~confined the heart
11 III     |      M. Postel, that typical, provincial tradesman.~"Are you pretty
12 IV      |       who are unfamiliar with~provincial life might be tempted to
13 IV      |     curious it was to~see the provincial dowdiness of the pair. In
14 IV      |    hold themselves aloof from provincial gossip,~belong to no clique,
15 IV      | compromise themselves through provincial follies.~ ~The Prefect and
16 IV      | criticisms made in the blunt, provincial fashion that too often~borders
17 V       |        Why, it is not bad for provincial poetry," she said, smiling; "
18 VI      |    tired of the shabbiness of provincial life, and weary of the~sordid
19 VI      |    arranged picnic parties in provincial fashion--a walk in the woods~
20 VI      |        a compromise between a provincial wineshop and a Parisian~
21 VI      |      a fiasco of this kind.~ ~Provincial life, moreover, is singularly
22 VI      |      intricate kind underlies provincial~life; every house is transparent,
23 VI      | curiosity~increased, for your provincial has a natural bent for teasing,
24 VII     |       was weary to~disgust of provincial life. Chatelet had scarcely
25 VIII    |      de Negrepelisse, the old provincial~noble, a relic of the old
26 VIII    |        Paris, the Eldorado of~provincial imaginings, with golden
27 Addendum|       part is A~Distinguished Provincial at Paris and details the
28 Addendum|      Baron du~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Scenes from a Courtesan'
29 Addendum|    Baronne du~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~The Government
30 Addendum|        Gentil~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~ ~Grozier, Abbe~
31 Addendum| Father Goriot~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Another Study of
32 Addendum|     in Lunacy~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~ ~Petit-Claud~Eve
33 Addendum|     and David~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~The Government
34 Addendum|     and David~A Distinguished Provincial At Paris~Scenes from a Courtesan'
35 Addendum|     and David~A Distinguished Provincial At Paris~Scenes from a Courtesan'