Chapter

 1 I  |        large glass door an open paper was affixed; three people
 2 I  |     busy air, holding sheets of paper in their hands; now compositors,
 3 II |   confidential reports, and the paper is suffering by it.”~M.
 4 II |   desert! It is indeed the only paper one cares to read outside
 5 III|        wrote at the head of his paper in a bold hand: “Souvenirs
 6 III|      know my handwriting on the paper—we will write a successful
 7 IV |     newsboys. When he secured a paper and saw his name at the
 8 IV |      Have you brought the other paper on Algeria? The article
 9 IV |    officials connected with the paper, sparing no one in his criticism.
10 IV |     eyes was the sheet of blank paper, but all the material he
11 IV |       Francaise.” He opened the paper feverishly; his article
12 IV | reporter, of great value to the paper, so M. Walter said. But
13 V  |        her eyes; she handed the paper to Duroy.~“Here, pay it
14 VI |      said, the very pith of the paper. Everything and everybody
15 VII|     cloudless.~An insignificant paper, “La Plume,” attacked him
16 VII|       Aubert.”~Georges took the paper and read a scathing personal
17 VII|      re-read his article in the paper the next morning, he thought
18 VII|   accident.” He took a sheet of paper and after several attempts
19 IX |      held toward him a sheet of paper on which was written: “Mme.
20 X  |     stockholders of M. Walter’s paper and the latter’s colleague
21 XVI|  bravado, and taking a piece of paper she lighted the ten candles