Chapter

 1 2|        drudge and go-between he added that of~gratuitous consultation
 2 3| clearing up of the house,~which added an element of usefulness
 3 3|      have burned my~ships," she added, smiling. "But you are not
 4 4|     blue trousers. In~winter he added a nut-colored box-coat with
 5 4|      effect of something lately added, or formerly done,~to my
 6 4|         that night until he had added the following sentence to
 7 5|         delightfully handsome," added du Bruel.~"There are not
 8 5|    aversion to Rabourdin he now added the~jealousy of one man
 9 5|     then, raising his voice, he added,~"neither from Dutocq nor
10 6|         get it! hey, papa," she~added, looking at her husband, "
11 6|          who was reflecting, he~added, "'will be very glad if
12 6|         write that article?" he added, pointing to the~newspaper.~ ~"
13 6|     Nobody knows we are in it," added Gigonnet; "Samanon screens
14 6|             as La Billardiere," added the minister.~ ~"But La
15 7|     their kindnesses! But,"~she added, "he is only a dog who wants
16 7|        used to terrify me," she added,~assuming an innocent, ingenuous
17 7|      the dog for the~game," she added, after a pause. "In a few
18 7|        greater still. But," she added, "a man of~genius is always
19 7|      sum total of your debts is~added to the sum loaned by us
20 7|   Gigonnet.~ ~"They are sharp," added Gobseck.~ ~"Is that all?"
21 7|        to appreciate~them," she added, slightly raising her voice
22 8|         go and tell Rabourdin," added des Lupeaulx, "that you
23 8|       been appointed. But," she added mournfully, "it is~easier
24 8|     there must be no delay," he added, in the~hearing of all the