Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |       books for six sous a-piece, laid out in a hamper on the pavement,~
 2         I,III|           that~clever juggler had laid bare to him the secrets
 3         I,III|        thousand~francs which were laid by for my daughter's portion."~ ~"
 4         I,IV | commission. It~will be money well laid out. Give me the premises
 5         I,IV |           subject, his~vassal; he laid claim to his subservience,
 6         I,VI |   becoming sense of~propriety was laid aside during the foreign
 7         I,VI |        OIL, based upon principles laid down by the~Academy of Sciences,
 8         I,II |       Tullia, Mariette, etc. They laid down the law to~everybody,
 9         I,II |         finally bought, and which laid the foundation of his ultimate~
10         I,III|           of his affairs would be laid to that circumstance. He~
11         I,IV |          beside him. The poor man laid his head on a~cushion, and
12         I,IV |         dressing-gown around him, laid down~his pipe, and drew
13         I,IV |       Reflect upon it; I have now~laid before you the whole theory
14         I,V  |       mortification which~God has laid upon you--"~ ~"My brother,
15         I,V  |               Constance and Cesar laid these wise words to heart.
16         I,VII|          to her~dear Anselme, who laid an eager and respectful
17         I,VII|          that office the bankrupt laid by for his creditors,~taking
18         I,VII|         hand of his confessor and laid~his head upon the bosom