Chapter

 1 I   |         a good round sum in the~"working man's paradise" (as he was
 2 I   | contribute~his share towards the working expenses, the old man pretended
 3 I   |          If he, a poor, ignorant~working man, had made his way, Didot'
 4 I   |          ways towards paying the working expenses.~ ~"Your mother'
 5 I   |         man; besides, I shall be working for myself,~shall I not?"~ ~"
 6 IV  |        world and among the swift working springs of~intrigue. I will
 7 V   |    unrecognized. The~gold-digger working in the mine does not labor
 8 V   |         that she had~changed her working dress. He had made up his
 9 V   |   Houmeau; you ought not to be a working girl;~and your mother must
10 V   |          for myself, a penniless working girl with no prospects."~ ~"
11 VI  |       but, after all, was he not working for himself?~It would all
12 VIII|         ought to have pistols~in working order. The seconds put them
13 VIII|       her girl friends have been working very hard, too," said Mme.~