Chapter

 1 1|       very much the position of a child to a teacher when the latter
 2 3|    pension.~ ~Elisabeth, the only child, had toiled steadily from
 3 3|          him~as the father of her child, her husband, the temporal
 4 3|        church, what the company's child is to the regiment, what
 5 3|               Well, then, my dear child," said the imposing Madame
 6 6|         has a cause."~ ~"Always a child," said Gobseck to Gigonnet, "
 7 7| intelligently."~ ~"To-night, dear child," he said, "I shall find
 8 7|          what you are about, dear child," said Rabourdin; "but the~
 9 7|      years and bring forth a dead child! And~not trust his wife!"~ ~
10 7|  affection.~ ~"Go and dress, dear child; and above all, don't say
11 7|          is always more or less a child; and you are a child, a
12 7|       less a child; and you are a child, a dearly~beloved child,"
13 7|           child, a dearly~beloved child," she said, caressing him.
14 7|           said, heartily.~ ~"Dear child," said des Lupeaulx, with
15 7|       favors. Well, then, my dear child, bewitch the minister. I'
16 8|      lifts Sebastien]. "You~are a child, my young friend." [Speaks