Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |     counter. The clerk who had~charge of the desk was a nephew
 2         I,V  |   trusty boy of all work, took charge of the shop; but the clerks~
 3         I,VI |     your prospectus, I'll take~charge of that. I've got a friend--
 4         I,VII|  entresol/, Virginie will take charge of the second~floor, the
 5         I,II |     his self-love,~sounded the charge; he insisted on being paid
 6         I,II |   named, in honor of him, "the charge of~the tongue-battery."
 7         I,IV |      lover heard that dreadful charge ringing in his~ears, and
 8         I,V  |  Italiens. Cesarine was put in charge of the desk, and the~superintendence
 9         I,V  |        Popinot to let her take charge of his accounts and~do his
10         I,VI |     sympathy; and, finally, to charge like Don Quixote upon each "
11         I,VI |      arraign the bankrupt on a charge of wilful~bankruptcy."~ ~"
12         I,VI | brandish the axe of a criminal charge over his~head, enjoy his
13         I,VII|  officer closed by reading his charge in the customary~formal