Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |        how to play the fool for a purpose. We~have found, not without
 2         I,III|      difficulty in renouncing his purpose when he discovered~that
 3         I,III|        lurking in the depths of a purpose which is strong enough to~
 4         I,VI |     address of the~owner, for the purpose of negotiating a lease.
 5         I,VII|        and the judge told him the purpose of the visit.~ ~Cesar, Anselme,
 6         I,VII|         and his daughter, for the purpose of making out the~list of
 7         I,I  |       have to borrow some for the purpose.~ ~Ever yours,~Cesar.~ ~ ~
 8         I,II |        platitudes, all served the~purpose of his eager activity. With
 9         I,III|          and daughter~had the one purpose of bewitching Anselme.~ ~
10         I,V  |           You would destroy to no purpose the credit of the house
11         I,VI |         of curiosity, but for~the purpose of defeating the severe
12         I,VI |          but it also has a~hidden purpose; there is one performance
13         I,VI | solicitors in this matter for the purpose of not taking it,~endeavoring
14         I,VII|        means of accomplishing his purpose. Cesar's joy as he related~