Chapter

 1 I    | political department on ‘La Vie Francaise’; I report the doings of
 2 I    |        accompany me to the ‘Vie Francaise’ where I have some proofs
 3 I    |     printed the legend, “La Vie Francaise.”~Forestier pushed open
 4 II   |    business, manager of “La Vie Francaise,” with his wife, nee Basile
 5 II   |      long prosperity of ‘La Vie Francaise.’” Duroy felt superhuman
 6 II   |        pleasant moments ‘La Vie Francaise’ afforded me, when I was
 7 III  |        to the office of “La Vie Francaise.”~Duroy asked: “Is M. Walter
 8 IV   |         on the staff of “La Vie Francaise,” and by that means was
 9 IV   |        to the office of “La Vie Francaise.” Forestier received him
10 IV   |   please the readers of ‘La Vie Francaise’! I have interviewed five
11 IV   |         on the staff of ‘La Vie Francaise.’ I was here the other night
12 IV   |  sallied forth to obtain a “Vie Francaise.” He opened the paper feverishly;
13 V    |  entering the office of “La Vie Francaise” he repaid the porter the
14 VI   |    description of it in “La Vie Francaise.”~He stammered: “Certainly,
15 VII  |   important position on “La Vie Francaise.” Only one matter arose
16 VII  |         the “Echoes” of “La Vie Francaise.”~Jacques Rival said to
17 VII  |       eye:~“M. Duroy of ‘La Vie Francaise’ gives us the lie! In doing
18 VII  |  defended the colors of ‘La Vie Francaise’! Bravo!”~The following
19 IX   | Forestier’s position on “La Vie Francaise.” In the meantime, forgetting
20 XI   |     were connected with “La Vie Francaise.”~Jacques Rival received
21 XII  |        to the office of “La Vie Francaise.” As he entered he saw by
22 XIII |    vigorous campaign in “La Vie Francaise,” in favor of the new cabinet.
23 XIII |        Algerian colony. “La Vie Francaise” had gained considerable
24 XIII |        following day in “La Vie Francaise,” which was to be a sort
25 XIII |         his position on “La Vie Francaise” and he endeavored by means
26 XIII |   political campaign in “La Vie Francaise,” and that he would be very
27 XVI  |   entered the office of “La Vie Francaise.” M. Walter was there; he
28 XVIII|       part of September “La Vie Francaise” announced that Baron du
29 XVIII|  sneered in speaking of “La Vie Francaise;” its success had been rapid