Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |   Government has brought~me forward into prominence. I belong
 2         I,I  |  and at the same time press forward into higher society."~ ~"
 3         I,I  |      I told you, 'to be~put forward in public life as my arm
 4         I,II | satisfaction. From that~day forward he watched the movement
 5         I,IV |    Do me the kindness to go~forward; we will meet at Monsieur
 6         I,VII|     A~radiant fairy springs forward, lifting high her wand.
 7         I,III|     his enterprises; he put forward~his Double Paste of Sultans
 8         I,III|    his cubby-hole, and came~forward with a joyous air and the
 9         I,V  | madame!" said Cesar, coming forward, "nothing here is~mine;
10         I,VI |     real or pretended, come~forward to select the provisional
11         I,VII|    him a fortune. He~walked forward almost joyously to /their/