Chapter

 1 1|        shooting pains, Celestine turned upon Xavier~Rabourdin. Was
 2 2|        on his chief. The harrier turned against the~huntsman; the
 3 2|         who, for the first time, turned her eyes on~him as she spoke.
 4 3|      eyes and the~flattened nose turned slightly up, in the frigid
 5 3|     little sign to his daughter, turned on his~heel to keep himself
 6 3|        the~revolving wheel which turned clerks into prefects, sub-prefects,~
 7 4|     against their creditors, and turned the latter~away, saying
 8 4|         was one of her mistakes--turned for help to des Lupeaulx.~ ~
 9 5|         a conceited air. Then he turned round and perceived~Dutocq. "
10 6|        sitting by it. The~curate turned at once to Monsieur Baudoyer,
11 6|        started from the nose and turned round the glacial~cheek-bones.
12 6|       twice saved you from being turned out. However, we~are not
13 7| handwriting, read the paper, and turned pale~under the blow.~ ~"
14 7|         bone!"~ ~As the marquise turned to leave the room the minister
15 8|      strong~arms, seeing that he turned pale and was near fainting,
16 8|       says so. We were all to be turned out, except Sebastien and~
17 8|       timid for over five years, turned bold for one day,~injudiciously
18 8|        my resignation now."~ ~He turned to his table and began to