Part, Chapter

 1         I,III| aspect of its moral ravages, examined as to~its influence upon
 2         I,III|     the~man with whom he had examined into the affair of the debts,
 3         I,VI |      bowed profoundly. Finot examined the~magistrate with a tipsy
 4         I,VI |       which I~have carefully examined. As you mean to have the
 5         I,I  |   shop, "my account has been examined, audited, and certified;
 6         I,II |  embarrassment, and Celestin~examined him with an amazed and inquisitive
 7         I,V  |        Yes, I have carefully examined my situation; you need have
 8         I,V  |       Anselme and Pillerault examined Cesar's affairs until daylight.
 9         I,VI |    in order,--they have been~examined. The creditors are all serious
10         I,VII|    this Court they have been examined and verified by~the proper