Chapter

 1 I   |    compositors while they~were paid by the hour. If he knew
 2 I   |       for ten thousand~francs, paid in assignats, it stood to
 3 I   |       s purchase-money was not paid in full, the profits were
 4 I   | divided equally; as soon as he paid off his father, he was to
 5 I   |      with him; he wanted to be paid something on account. The
 6 I   |     find the money too. He had paid his share. Pressed close
 7 I   |       that when he himself had paid~Rouzeau's widow he had not
 8 I   |         thanks to an~education paid for by the sweat of his
 9 I   |       foreman's salary must be paid, as well as Marion's~wages
10 I   |        a great lady to whom~he paid his homage. Poetry had shaken
11 II  |       rights save to the rents paid by~his tenants, which amounted
12 III |        queen of~Angouleme, and paid her marked attention. The
13 IV  |  chilling silence; the respect paid to them was full of~jealousy,
14 IV  |      saw that Mme. de Bargeton paid~marked attention to the
15 V   |     jealous of them, every one paid court to them, foreseeing
16 V   |     every one showed her~poet, paid back scorn for scorn by
17 VI  |     little~trouble----"~ ~"And paid mighty little rent," put
18 VI  |      of both. Mme. de Bargeton paid the penalty of her~sovereignty.
19 VIII|     brought into the light and paid for his work. Publishers~