Chapter

 1 I   |     private office; but in the provinces the processes of typography~
 2 I   |        Paris is Paris, and the provinces are the provinces. If~a
 3 I   |      and the provinces are the provinces. If~a man came in from L'
 4 I   |   inventions won't~take in the provinces for another hundred years.
 5 II  |        great reputation in the provinces round about for its~educational
 6 II  |    moment when the cold of the provinces seized~upon her. She would
 7 II  |   shabby love intrigues of the provinces. A woman so~much above the
 8 III | Bargeton.~ ~Poor helots of the provinces, for whom the distances
 9 VI  |   details describe life in the provinces; an intrigue is either~openly
10 VII |      kind is aggravated in the provinces by the way in~which it is
11 VIII|    ideas to grow rancid in the provinces; put yourself into~communication
12 VIII|    work of art executed in the provinces! On the contrary, see how~