Chapter

 1 I   |       left for the~townsfolk, who came and went and heard mass
 2 I   |          throne, a French general came to~the island after the
 3 I   |         in the sudden change that came over the music. Joy for
 4 II  |          the Spanish congregation came~pouring out of the church.
 5 II  |    between them! The glow of soul came to its~natural end. There
 6 II  |      before siesta, the confessor came to inform the French~General
 7 II  |          heat. Thither the priest came to find him, and brought~
 8 II  |           s~claws! Sister Theresa came back.~ ~"You see, my brother,
 9 IV  |          petty, smug-faced lawyer came forward~with the axe. In
10 IV  |    provincial families, who often came of purer descent than the~
11 IV  |            a Navarreins by birth, came of a ducal house which~had
12 IV  |           at the~age of eighteen, came out of the profound solitude
13 IV  |       place at Court, to which he came during~his term of waiting,
14 V   |         corrupted by men.~ ~There came a moment when she discerned
15 V   |           in those days, and only came under~Napoleon in action.~ ~
16 VI  |         at his head.~ ~Montriveau came back to Paris in 1818 a
17 VI  |       favours, one after another, came to seek the Marquis de~Montriveau;
18 VI  |      circle of the open sea.~ ~He came to a stand, refused to go
19 VI  |      track, it is so long since I came this way; we are~surely
20 VI  |           last curse.~ ~The guide came nearer, silenced him with
21 VI  |          then at last he dressed, came to the Hotel de~Langeais
22 VI  |      women. With a single thought came understanding of the~delicacies
23 VI  |         an hour later the Duchess~came noiselessly out of her chamber.
24 VI  |           room, and trembled. She came up to~him, not with a bourgeoise'
25 VI  |       thought that if the General came with her~and appeared in
26 VI  |        from her. Every evening he came to Mme de Langeais's at
27 VII |           other," she added as he came closer. ~"You will permit
28 VII |       service; then, when evening came, she was~steeped in the
29 VII |         variance for very far; he came back, terrible with~love,
30 VII |         to leave~her boudoir; she came out of the atmosphere surcharged
31 VII |           to and fro; but when he came back to his place~intending
32 VII |      nature. Every~evening, as he came away from Mme de Langeais'
33 VIII|         this upon his wife."~ ~He came up to the Duchess, took
34 VIII|  sheepishness; and~further, there came to his aid that rapid power
35 VIII|          thrusting him back~as he came nearer--"in the first place,
36 VIII|         was, Armand de Montriveau~came away from the ball, loathing
37 VIII|          the Duchess saw when she came into the room, and this
38 VIII|           hand to a young man who came up at that moment.~ ~Mme
39 VIII|           on. Every time that SHE came past him, his~eyes darted
40 VIII|           in his grasp. The waltz came to an end, Mme~de Langeais
41 VIII|         was transported. When she came to herself,~she was lying
42 VIII|         you called love, and love~came to you; love as pure and
43 VIII|          the least sorry that you came hither to find it~against
44 IX  |           I am lost."~ ~"Yes. You came to me as if I were one of
45 IX  |         she~opened the door.~ ~"I came here to breathe," said the
46 IX  |           Marquis de Ronquerolles came in.~ ~"Mme la Duchesse,
47 IX  |         not so very long since he came here, brought by~desire,
48 IX  |      flowed for long.~ ~Her woman came at length with, "Mme la
49 IX  |          to her usual habits,~she came early and went late; gave
50 IX  |          for an~answer that never came. Again and again, when impatience
51 IX  |           come by post; but night came, and~she could not deceive
52 IX  |           she could, when the man came back to report himself.~ ~"
53 IX  |          and~again, and no answer came from Montriveau. At last
54 IX  |    exchanged glances. The General came almost to~her feet in all
55 IX  |          as final decrees. People came to~consult her on questions
56 IX  |        going out to call~when you came in to speak about Antoinette.
57 IX  |           that moment the Duchess came out of her boudoir. She
58 IX  |     morning-gown; and even as she came in,~M. de Grandlieu, looking
59 X   |           consciousness. When she came to herself, Auguste was~
60 X   |           ordered.~ ~The carriage came. She hastened downstairs
61 X   |   resolution. Her man of business came for an interview, and no~
62 X   | Montriveau. The Vidame punctually came towards~two o'clock that
63 X   |           a few minutes. When~she came back again she was dressed
64 X   |          this now; these~thoughts came to me when I played with
65 X   |        woman's wish, got out, and came back to bring his~cousin
66 X   |           his rooms. Ronquerolles came~just about midnight.~ ~Armand
67 X   |         United States~before they came in sight of the island,
68 X   |    faintly from the cell. When he came down to the foot of~the
69 X   |           the way, and Montriveau came immediately behind him.
70 X   |          door. M. de Ronquerolles~came up at that moment.~ ~"All
71 X   |        and~was horrified when she came back to find that the body
72 X   |          taken on board. The brig came~into the port to ship her