Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |     to be thus decorated, has placed my name first on the~list.
 2         I,II |   eldest child, Francois, and placed~him in a seminary. Ordained
 3         I,II |      ordinary~life would have placed between himself and the
 4         I,II | bouillote/, Roguin the notary placed on the card-table~some old
 5         I,III|     him a~trade, Madame Ragon placed her nephew at "The Queen
 6         I,III|     man in whose power he had placed himself intended to take,
 7         I,V  |     thousand francs, which he placed in the public Funds, and
 8         I,V  | former commercial days, which placed an enormous~distance between
 9         I,VI |       or any of~those persons placed near to some form of power
10         I,VII|      Anselme arrived. Roguin, placed opposite to Madame~Ragon,
11         I,I  | circumstances in which we are placed are very hard. Roguin has
12         I,I  |    individual temperament has~placed the vital spark. Feeble
13         I,III|       himself in the cabinet, placed in~one corner of the fireplace,
14         I,III|      suppliants and du Tillet placed himself, as it were, upon~
15         I,V  |      which the valuables were placed.~ ~"Mother Madou takes a
16         I,V  |     which Roguin's~flight had placed Cesar, begging him to go
17         I,VII|       to the woods of~Aulnay, placed like a crown upon the prettiest
18         I,VII|   thousand you have saved and placed in our uncle~Pillerault'
19         I,VII|    the man for life, no doubt placed in the desk three~thousand
20         I,VII|       But my conduct~has been placed under the eyes of the king;
21         I,VII|      that stairway,~admirably placed as it is to produce a solemn