Chapter

 1 II |       word, and seemed to~do her work as a favor to him. She used
 2 II |          etat the Right began to work in silence, but the Left~
 3 II |          predilection where~they work.~ ~Nevertheless, political
 4 II |          and seemed to intend~to work later. But, unconsciously
 5 II |       sat down near Laure, whose work deserved his most cordial~
 6 II |        head of the hidden man. A work done~under the impulse of
 7 II |         now condescending to the~work of a spy to satisfy her
 8 III|           near her, watching her work. The first time he sat~down
 9 III|     happiness from quietness and work. These three beings~loved
10 IV | character whose violence was the work of his own~hands.~ ~Between
11 V  |       artist.~ ~"So here I am to work!" she said, with an expression
12 V  |        effort to~turn at once to work was too difficult; they
13 V  |        Eden; it was necessary to work to live. Ginevra, who possessed
14 V  |          he soon obtained enough work to be obliged to find young
15 V  |      artist done so remarkable a work. Aside~from the resemblance,
16 VI |         could no longer sell her work to advantage. Madame~Porta
17 VI |        was forced, therefore, to work a much longer time~himself
18 VI |       alone belongs the right to work in this way," he answered.~ ~"