Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |   francs; and, lo! Monsieur now wants to~become something under
 2         I,I  |         whole. If any~one of us wants money, Roguin will get it
 3         I,II |  without food they change their wants; marriage then~becomes,
 4         I,II |        pleasure. In such a~life wants become imperious, and a
 5         I,III| gratitude and stimulated by the wants of a libertine and vagabond~
 6         I,III|   Cesarine--And then her mother wants to see her the~wife of a
 7         I,IV |         mouth, for my architect wants to take possession~of the
 8         I,V  |   sufficed~for all his personal wants. As to the rest of his income
 9         I,VI |         glance that guessed the wants of every one; and he deserved
10         I,I  |  daughter to little Crottat; he wants money, for notaries will
11         I,I  |     here is Monsieur Lebas, who wants to~speak to you."~ ~"Monsieur
12         I,II |     Wily as a~supernumerary who wants to be an actor, wide-awake
13         I,II |        a waterspout.~ ~"Decazes wants to speak to you," said one
14         I,VI |        would himself~supply the wants of his niece and nephew.~ ~
15         I,VII|         were dining.~ ~"Anselme wants to hire it, and live there
16         I,VII|      taking nothing for his own wants; for family devotion has~