Chapter

 1 I   |      our line of~business they ought to fetch more than the new,
 2 I   |      that line so~long that he ought to know something about
 3 V   |   noble takes a handicraft, he ought to lay his name aside."~ ~"
 4 V   |    give us a specimen."~ ~"She ought to have them recited in
 5 V   |       vers), said Jacques, "he~ought to have made his son take
 6 V   |        longer, poor fellow! He~ought not to live in L'Houmeau;
 7 V   |      to live in L'Houmeau; you ought not to be a working girl;~
 8 V   |      sober, serious earnest. I ought to tell you about my~faults,
 9 VI  |        They all tell me that I ought not to put on so much manure,"
10 VII | foolishly,~a woman's character ought not to be at the mercy of
11 VII |   within himself; "Nais really ought to~have told me what to
12 VIII|     behave like children, they ought to have pistols~in working
13 VIII|        go to her to-day; and I~ought to do as she wishes, I think;
14 VIII|  saying, were you not, that~he ought to go to Paris at once?"~ ~