Chapter

 1     1|        that of his chiefs.~ ~Each time that he got the chance he
 2     1|          immediately.~ ~From that time on his promotions came regularly,
 3     1|         took revenge for the long time during which he had imposed
 4     1|            He searched for a long time; then, one morning, he arrived
 5     1|          on stupidity. For a long time he had been living quietly,
 6     1|         looked at them for a long time. He went to sleep with this
 7     1|           the Parisians in spring time.~ ~Only one person gave
 8     2|        when he was, for the first time in his life, to throw a
 9     2| extraordinary concentration. From time to time he would jerk his
10     2|       concentration. From time to time he would jerk his line out
11     3|           Mention a painting from time to time, speak of a novel
12     3|           a painting from time to time, speak of a novel here and
13     3|       owned this place for a long time?" The man answered: "Oh,
14     3|       second story.~ ~At the same time he was trying to picture
15     3|         of which he observed from time to time with one eye, closing
16     3|          he observed from time to time with one eye, closing the
17     4|    freedom of the people."~ ~This time every one was listening
18     4|          other thought for a long time, but found nothing. Then,
19     5|          fine girl fond of a good time and loving the country because
20     5|          I am not here for a dull time, am I?"~ ~He had to take
21     5|            promising to return in time for the dessert. He began
22     6|        the surroundings, and each time they heard a train in the
23     6|          often thus been saved in time of famine. Nevertheless,
24     6|         revolutionary at the same time; by that I mean the everlasting
25     6|          three arguments."~ ~This time there was no answer. But