Chapter

 1 I |          use in small provincial~printing establishments. Even at
 2 I |      still used~in old-fashioned printing houses; the pressman dabbed
 3 I |          at a glance the cost of printing per page or per~sheet in
 4 I |       old house which had been a printing office from time~immemorial.~ ~
 5 I |     monopoly of~all the official printing in the department, besides
 6 I |         branches of the craft~of printing was scanty, on the other
 7 I |        As to the house above the printing office, it consisted of
 8 I |       your turn well enough, the printing will be~properly done, and
 9 I |       exchanging the toil of the printing press for the labor~of the
10 I |     creaking of a press over the~printing of some trade circular,
11 I |          thousand francs for the printing~business, so as not to ruin
12 I |    establishment in the~paternal printing office, he came across an
13 I |    carrying on the business of a printing~house. So far from making
14 I |          secure orders for cheap printing from the Paris book trade;~
15 I | prospectuses and circulars--job-~printing, as it is called--to the
16 I |         condition of the Sechard printing~establishment bore testimony
17 I | monograph which I am desirous of printing," said he,~drawing a huge
18 IV|         went round by way of the printing office for David's~volume
19 V |     other dependent~invention of printing, was known in ancient times
20 VI|      superintendent of the Royal Printing Establishment, was umpire,