Chapter

 1 I     |  little is he a native of any place, that no one knows where
 2 II    |   eyeglass,~maintained in its place, without the help of his
 3 II    |      and the townsfolk of the place can meet. Here, fired by
 4 III   |     have dared to dispute his place as cock~of the walk at the
 5 V     |      Soulas.~~ ~"In the first place, madame, I live in the Rue
 6 VII   |    Watteville quickly~found a place whence she could see him
 7 VII   |    the chief merchants of the place, who~discerned in him so
 8 VIII  |      was~already pledged to a place in a notary's office in
 9 VIII  |       certain~extent take her place if by some misfortune she
10 IX    | pleasure in showing him their place.~Rodolphe went to the Bergmanns',
11 X     |    remain at Gersau, the only place in the world where his grief
12 XI    |     way in which she took her place at the end~of the boat Rodolphe
13 XIII  |   taken Monsieur Jeanrenaud's place for three years; it is~one
14 XIV   |      been~reinstated in their place and rights on the King's
15 XIV   |    incident~which promised to place in her power the means of
16 XV    |      affairs.~ ~"In the first place, silence for silence," said
17 XV    |        I~was about to find my place as a necessary wheel in
18 XVI   |   came here only to~leave the place as deputy. I mean to engage
19 XVII  |   long I shall, from the high place of the French~Tribune, come
20 XIX   |     only~succeed in a country place where the most exemplary
21 XX    |        lest Chantonnit should place the interests of the village
22 XX    |      on my hands. I like this~place, I shall often live here,
23 XX    |     up your mind;~but in your place I should have done so already.
24 XX    | presence might to me make the place sacred. That was all I asked.~
25 XXI   |    live there, it is~a lovely place! I should be broken-hearted
26 XXI   |    were therefore not to take place for~three months yet. When
27 XXV   |   telling him to find another place.~ ~"He left his keys with
28 XXVI  |       two weddings might take place at the same time.~ ~"It
29 XXVI  |       pole pushed down~at the place where the water was bubbling,
30 XXVII |      said the Vicar-General.~"Place the real and the false letters
31 XXVIII|    event he had foretold took place. In the month of August