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 1         I,I  |       position in life demands. Government has brought~me forward into
 2         I,I  |     prominence. I belong to the government; it is my duty~to study
 3         I,I  |     approving the action~of the government. In the first place, I am
 4         I,I  |       to~become something under government! Recollect what we are,--
 5         I,I  |        that we could succeed in government places? I shall be~happy
 6         I,II |       made him hate a system of government which was~capable of shedding
 7         I,II |    second Restoration the royal government was obliged to remodel~the
 8         I,II |   respect~which he enjoyed. The government, wishing on the one hand
 9         I,III|      necessary evil of all good government, and whose love of gambling~
10         I,IV |    Paris he thought of fortune. Government alone can~pay the needful
11         I,IV |         made caricatures~of the government. And why such conduct? Because
12         I,VI |    Monsieur Birotteau is in the~government; he is before the eyes of
13         I,VI |       talk politics,~go for the government, but keep to generalities.
14         I,VI |          it is easy to explain. Government needs canals. Canals are~
15         I,VI |     canards, canaille!' But the government has its own engineers; you~
16         I,VI |       an orator, he attacks the government about the budget, about
17         I,VI |        must arrange it with the government which he has just been~been
18         I,VI |         are a mere necessity of government. Ah! what am I eating?~ambrosia?"
19         I,VI |   monsieur; I myself am for the government. I belong, in~opinion, to
20         I,VI |      the little theatres in the government newspapers,--I may~say a
21         I,VII|     given to the members of the~government; on the other hand, Cesar
22         I,VII|       aristocracy, finance, and~government circles,--namely, Mademoiselle
23         I,I  |   boatman on the Seine whom the government has suddenly put in command~
24         I,I  |       have any~influence in the government," said Birotteau, rising
25         I,II |        Right, a partisan of the government,~--himself an element of
26         I,V  |         honor among mayors; the government~deceives us. Stop! I'll
27         I,VI |        It is~desirable that the government should maintain the interests
28         I,VI |         fitted to enlighten the government," said Pillerault;~"but
29         I,VI |      hearing privately that the government intended to cut a canal~
30       Add    |       Secrets of a Princess~The Government Clerks~Pierrette~A Study
31       Add    |          known as Gigonnet)~The Government Clerks~Gobseck~The Vendetta~
32       Add    | Emile-Louis-Lucien-Emmanuel~The Government Clerks~The Firm of Nucingen~
33       Add    |     from a Courtesan's Life~The Government Clerks~A Start in Life~Gaudissart
34       Add    |   Mignon~The Ball at Sceaux~The Government Clerks~ ~Gaudissart, Felix~
35       Add    |       Gobseck~Father Goriot~The Government Clerks~The Unconscious Humoriists~ ~
36       Add    |       Peace~Eugenie Grandet~The Government Clerks~The Member for Arcis~ ~
37       Add    |       Flamet de~The Chouans~The Government Clerks~ ~Lebas, Joseph~At
38       Add    |           Rabourdin, Xavier~The Government Clerks~At the Sign of the
39       Add    |      Eve~ ~Saillard, Madame~The Government Clerks~ ~Sommervieux, Madame