Chapter

 1  1,1|    execution. And on setting to work, how many discouragements
 2  1,1|        she decided to find some work, that would furnish her
 3  2,1|         walls up gilded trellis work, or hung from the ceiling
 4  2,1|    forth exquisite statues, the work of sculptors of renown.
 5  2,5|  yourself were; and it was your work, too!" ~"What! you blame
 6  2,5|       and who has completed the work of demoralization you began?
 7  3,1|       employed him in this vile work of dishonoring an honest
 8  5,3|       and to acquire a fortune, work, for you have no property,
 9  5,4|       expenditures, and rail at work and jeer at economy. What
10  6,5|        continued: "Wilkie shall work for me and for himself.
11  7,4|       that you have resolved to work." ~On hearing these words,
12  7,4|        You propose to set me to work in M. Patterson's factory?
13  7,4|      who rebel at the very word work? Ah! if I had only listened
14  7,4|   interrupted. "I don't mean to work, for it's not at all in
15  7,5|         luxury and a horror for work." ~ ~
16  7,6|        exclaimed: "This is your work, wretch!" ~And lifting him
17  8,2|  undoubtedly by the increase of work she saw in store for her,
18  9,4|   strange if gratitude does not work the necessary miracle in
19  9,5|      subject. Before you set to work, I must know if what you
20 10,2|       on what!" ~"Not by honest work, I can tell you. But give
21 10,2|     room, the fruit of years of work. I'll spend the last penny
22 10,6|      creatures! You manage your work so as to have a little leisure,
23 11,1|  privations, days spent in hard work to earn a miserable subsistence,
24 11,2|  reflection. "It's probably the work of that stout old gentleman." ~
25 11,4|        already been actively at work - and with the best result -
26 11,5|      Marguerite by surprise, to work upon her imagination, to
27 12,4|  noticed with surprise that the work was entitled, "The Indispensable
28 12,4|   itself, it must have been the work of Madame Leon." ~If he
29 13,2|        interrupted him. "Set to work, and don't give yourself
30 13,4|        had not yet finished his work. "What the devil is he doing?"
31 13,4|         one is waiting for this work to be completed." ~"Oh!
32 13,4|         so, as he continued his work, he condescended to explain
33 15,2| unforeseen events which are the work of Providence, was destined
34 15,5|       live there together by my work, Wilkie. I was a proficient
35 15,5|         door to door soliciting work who know the misery of the
36 15,5|         some pieces of tapestry work to fill in. Unremunerative
37 16,1| stammered. ~"I too have been at work," resumed the marquis. "
38 16,3|    However hard a physician may work, he can scarcely pay for
39 17,1|    understood that I offered to work for her for my own pleasure,
40 19,4|     this plot was the marquis's work and which give the name
41 20,3|      his hand to any more dirty work, and that expression, "dirty
42 20,3|         that expression, "dirty work," rankles in M. Fortunat'