Chapter

 1  1,1|   lodging-house, who was seeking employment for the three or four hours
 2  1,1|        could only hope to obtain employment from strangers and newcomers,
 3  1,1|        my sauces when was in the employment of the Count de Chalusse." ~
 4  9,1|          who had been sent by an Employment Office, and engaged without
 5 15,5|      decided to try to find some employment in needlework, and timidly
 6 15,5|          fill in. Unremunerative employment, no doubt, especially to
 7 17,4|         not remark this singular employment. He was engaged in mentally
 8 17,4| certainly." ~"And you are in the employment of the Railway Company?" ~"
 9 18,1|          evening before from the employment office. Important matters
10 20,3|   forsaken girls with a home and employment. She has yet to receive