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 1 IV  |          their good qualities; and Joseph Lebas, the chief~assistant,
 2 IV  |            his elder daughter. But Joseph did not~share the symmetrical
 3 V   |          circumstances as those of Joseph Lebas and Virginie. A good~
 4 V   |          under similar conditions! Joseph Lebas, who was~now three-and-thirty,
 5 VII |          ells more of cloth," said Joseph Lebas.~ ~This remark did
 6 VIII|          which rang at the~head of Joseph Lebas' bed. When this decisive
 7 VIII|            seeing them.~ ~Suddenly Joseph Lebas stood before him.~ ~"
 8 VIII|            seated in~his presence, Joseph Lebas was startled.~ ~"What
 9 VIII|          speak of something else.--Joseph, the stock-taking is~done."~ ~"
10 VIII|            words. Say the profits, Joseph. Do you know,~my boy, that
11 VIII|          Tears rose to the eyes of Joseph Lebas, who tried to hide
12 VIII|     altogether deserve~this favor, Joseph. You have not so much confidence
13 VIII|            breathed a word of it." Joseph Lebas~blushed. "Ah, ha!"
14 IX  |           What, monsieur?" replied Joseph Lebas, looking at his master
15 IX  |         not that a perpetual game, Joseph? That~is life, that is!
16 IX  |           weeping copiously. "Why, Joseph, my poor~boy, what is the
17 IX  | Mademoiselle Augustine!" exclaimed Joseph~Lebas in his rapture.~ ~
18 IX  |       instantly froze the luckless Joseph.~ ~"Is it not she that--
19 IX  |            which he found himself. Joseph Lebas,~shamefaced and in
20 IX  |     despair, remained standing.~ ~"Joseph," the draper said with frigid
21 IX  |            bush.~ ~"Deuce take it, Joseph, you must know that there
22 IX  |            cast meaning glances at Joseph Lebas,~who was extremely
23 IX  |     families. She wondered whether Joseph or Virginie were the~taller,
24 X   |              Yes, indeed, Monsieur Joseph. What do you think of painting?
25 X   |           longer; she learned that Joseph Lebas loved Augustine. It
26 X   |         Monsieur Guillaume brought Joseph Lebas to despair by~telling
27 X   |           overcome by hearing that Joseph~had, in a way, refused her,
28 XI  |           served the late Monsieur Joseph Vernet, the late Monsieur
29 XII |            draper went to look for Joseph Lebas, and inform him of
30 XII |            his charming Augustine, Joseph Lebas, who found~his happiness
31 XV  |          taken to germinate was to Joseph Lebas~a guarantee of its
32 XV  |      mischief is done, wife," said Joseph Lebas; "we must try to give~
33 XV  |            strength when she heard~Joseph Lebas speak of legal proceedings.
34 XIX |            the narrow reasoning of Joseph Lebas, or Madame~Guillaume'
35 Add |           Cesar Birotteau~ ~Lebas, Joseph~Cesar Birotteau~Cousin Betty~ ~
36 Add |       Cousin Betty~ ~Lebas, Madame Joseph (Virginie)~Cesar Birotteau~