Chapter

 1 1|          left him~little at her death; but she had given him that
 2 1|        days before his mother's death, when he was just~sixteen,
 3 1|       years before her father's death the place of chief of division,
 4 1| man-servant, not~long after the death of her father. Most women
 5 3|     intrigue resulting~from the death of La Billardiere, he watched,
 6 4|       La Roche works~himself to death, I ask myself if God ever
 7 4|      named Descoings,~after the death of her first husband, and
 8 4|         grief of hearing of her death in the hospital at Troyes,
 9 4|      for Napoleon, now that the death of that~great man put an
10 4|         did not vote the king's death. Cold and prudent by~temperament,
11 4|      forward impatiently to the death of his father, that~he might
12 5|         the chances of life and~death are calculated with more
13 5|   caused in the division by the death of Monsieur de la Billardiere;
14 5|       prophesying the~Dauphin's death?"~ ~Bixiou. "What's Gorix,
15 5|       valet of La Billardiere's death, and~wishing to please the
16 5|       constantly done his work. Death~is a torture which makes
17 5|  minutes after La~Billardiere's death, he sends me this note by
18 5|        meaning La~Billardiere's death might lend to his letter,
19 6|      followed so closely on the death of Monsieur de la Billardiere
20 6|        bad; why don't you say, 'Death carries on its~ravages amongst
21 6|     them about La Billardiere's death, it being fully~understood
22 6|         the excellent man~whose death now afflicts so many warm
23 7|  notwithstanding Louis XVIII.'s death, Delphine de Nucingen, Madame
24 8|         and gossiping since~the death of Monsieur de la Billardiere,