Chapter

 1 1|   discover the very substance of fact and to unite its essence
 2 1|      reached perfection, when in fact he has but rearranged matters." ~"
 3 1|       your problem is settled by fact!" ~"What fact?" ~"Professors'
 4 1|         settled by fact!" ~"What fact?" ~"Professors' chairs were
 5 2|         and was it not this very fact that refined the emotional
 6 2|          year of penury; and, in fact, I managed to exist on that
 7 2|           every chance event, in fact, in my curious world became
 8 2|          ruinous. As a matter of fact, there is many a Lauzun
 9 2|         and everything I know in fact? You don't much notice how
10 2|        had made a fool of me, in fact! ~"I had rejoiced over a
11 2| five-franc pieces were lying, in fact, upon my table when I reached
12 3|      queer fancy! As a matter of fact, he has a thousand francs
13 3|  adventurers and journalists, in fact, Raphael beheld a strange,
14 3|      science, for as a matter of fact the animal for a long time
15 3|         sir, rests upon a single fact. ~"You see this ball," he
16 3|         use of this agency, this fact, or they convert it. This
17 3|   escapes us. It is evident as a fact, obscure as an abstraction;
18 3|   movement. ~"We cannot deny the fact," the chemist replied. ~"
19 3|        consolation - Stupid as a fact." ~"Your aphorism," said
20 3|       chemist, "seems to me as a fact very stupid." ~They began
21 3|       face with an inconceivable fact. He had readily believed
22 3|        him. The incontrovertible fact made him dizzy. ~"I am mad,"
23 3|          man who, as a matter of fact, was perfectly well was
24 3|         faculty of the skin is a fact inexplicable, and yet quite
25 3|        There is no disputing the fact that he is ill; some sort
26 3|       pistol without heeding the fact that the signal had been
27 3|       lights up the accomplished fact for us, that lays our errors