Chapter

 1 Pre|       compels us here to give a public contradiction to the slanderers
 2 1  |  addition to these concealed or public, secret or open wars, there
 3 2  |         in the cabarets, in the public walks, and the public sports,
 4 2  |       the public walks, and the public sports, shouting, twisting
 5 6  |       scolded his Musketeers in public, and congratulated them
 6 13 |  obscure citizen to meddle with public matters. He complicated
 7 16 |      happiness to withdraw from public affairs." ~"What say you,
 8 27 |      oil. ~The four crossed the public room and proceeded to take
 9 28 |     debauch. As I came into the public room, I saw one of our Englishman
10 41 |       he had been mixed up with public affairs; but his own private
11 54 |      will risk the scandal of a public trial to make myself certain
12 57 |         and I could have made a public appeal to all the tribunals
13 59 | Puritans. ~When he compared the public crimes of this minister--
14 59 |         was the one of whom the public knew not the life. This
15 60 |        should not appear in any public place, under penalty of