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 1 I  |        cheat of their dues) the government~officials, to use the argot
 2 II | disorganized departments of the~government to reconstruct. This scion
 3 II |        him~first a place in his government office, and finally took
 4 III|         his millions out of the~government, and whom Napoleon ruined
 5 III|  married in her deep distress a government clerk named~Clapart, aged
 6 III|     that~period of our history, government clerks were apt to become
 7 IV |         went at~the cost of the government, after winning the 'grand
 8 IV |   conspiracy which has~made the government extremely severe in its
 9 V  |        to press on the American~government. I should be glad to obtain
10 VII|        man like you,--commerce, government employment, the licensed~
11 VII|         you lack it.~To enter a government office, you must go through
12 VII|   prosperity! As commerce and a~government clerkship were now impossible,
13 XI |        always keeping, like his government, to a middle course. He
14 XI |    Bachelor's Establishment~The Government Clerks~A Prince of Bohemia~
15 XI |        Commission in Lunacy~The Government Clerks~A Distinguished Provincial
16 XI |     from a Courtesan's Life~The Government Clerks~Gaudissart the Great~
17 XI |    Nucingen~ ~Gaudron, Abbe~The Government Clerks~Honorine~ ~Giroudeau~
18 XI |           Poiret, the elder~The Government Clerks~Father Goriot~Scenes
19 XI |      Grassou~Albert Savarus~The Government Clerks~Modeste Mignon~The