Chapter

 1 1|      a year after the girl's marriage, made a husband's~task all
 2 1|   was cognizant. On this~the marriage took place.~ ~Rabourdin
 3 1|   the earliest days of their marriage~Celestine, feeling herself
 4 2| debt--undisputed property. A~marriage might float him and pump
 5 2|      of his bark;~but a good marriage depended on his advancement,
 6 3|    account of God. Until her~marriage the Saillards lived without
 7 3|  they~gave to Isidore on his marriage. The elder Baudoyers had
 8 3|   anniversaries of birth and marriage, Easter,~Christmas, New
 9 4|      scrape by a disgraceful marriage. The two~understood each
10 4|  with a definite proposal of marriage. Zelie earned five hundred
11 4|      both~not only to abjure marriage, but to feel a horror of
12 7|     the first time since~his marriage.~ ~"There! it is half-past