Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |         the government; it is my duty~to study its mind, and further
 2         I,I  |       Paris should make it their~duty, each in his own sphere
 3         I,I  |         it~without failing in my duty to him. Did I seek to be
 4         I,II |          morning, and obeyed his duty with~the instinct of a watch-dog.
 5         I,II |          uncle Pillerault, whose duty it was to watch over the~
 6         I,II |        in the world and owing no duty to any man, he found society
 7         I,IV |         I should have made it~my duty to call upon you, although
 8         I,IV |          the municipality, whose duty it was to protect all persons
 9         I,V  |      life. Integrity, a sense of duty, and true modesty made,
10         I,I  |      often becomes a physician's duty to utter deliberately some
11         I,I  |          of the case, it was his duty to~explain his position
12         I,VI |        judge-commissioner, whose duty it is to look after the~
13         I,VI |        attend to the affair: the duty of the other~is merely formal,--
14         I,VII| Pillerault took upon himself the duty of preparing his nephew