printing-house

So, strange coincidence! while Lucien was drawn into the great machinery of journalism, where he was like to leave his honor and his intelligence torn to shreds, David Sechard, at the back of his printing-house, foresaw all the practical consequences of the increased activity of the periodical press.

Eve and David 2007

“It would not cost you much to make everybody happy all round,” said the priest, looking at the windows of the printing-house.

Eve and David 2007

Lucien left the letter with the housemaid, went to the office, and spent the day in reading proofs, superintending the execution of orders, and looking after the affairs of the printing-house.

Two Poets 2007

He had no idea, to begin with, that he had plundered David, nor did he make allowance for the very different circumstances under which they had begun life; he said to himself, “I set him up with a printing-house, just as I found it myself; and he, knowing a thousand times more than I did, cannot keep it going.”

Eve and David 2007

The printing-house had been established since the reign of

Two Poets 2007

“You will see what a jewel of a printing-house I am giving you.”

Two Poets 2007

This husband of mine, the unknown great man whom I love more and more every day, as I discover moment by moment the wealth of his nature, leaves the printing-house more and more to me.

A Distinguished Provincial at Paris 2007

Eve has undertaken the charge of the printing-house, and works at her task with such devotion, patience, and industry, that I bless heaven for giving me such an angel for a wife.

A Distinguished Provincial at Paris 2007

He had found the printing-house, he said, and he was not bound to find the money too.

Two Poets 2007

“It would not cost you much to make everybody happy all round,” said the priest, looking at the windows of the printing-house.

Eve and David 2007