Chapter

 1 I   |         and it~was his duty to get the better of him. The transformation
 2 I   |  things when he~found he could get more for them than for the
 3 I   | do-nothing that has no~mind to get on. You are haggling over
 4 V   |       is loved?"~ ~"Now let me get rid of your scruples as
 5 V   |       like a lord,~and perhaps get into debt. So keep my secret
 6 VI  |        listen: these gentlemen get seven, or sometimes eight~
 7 VI  |     make twenty puncheons, and get thirty francs apiece for~
 8 VI  |    market and see what you can get for it! Bless my~buttons!
 9 VI  |     would it bring~in? Oh! you get up early of a morning to
10 VII |      just as I~told the boy to get up again. A woman, under
11 VIII|      Espard; it is not easy to get into her set;~but you meet
12 VIII|   course, but~it is the way to get on in life. Do the Liberals
13 VIII|       sister~in Paris who will get up your linen in one day