Chapter

 1 I   |       General's curiosity at that~moment. There are no small events
 2 II  |         framed on the spur of the moment. ~He declined, on a plea
 3 II  |         which she had~risen for a moment. Slowly the reverberations
 4 II  |       rule might be relaxed for~a moment," said the confessor, blinking. "
 5 II  |        only to speak to~you for a moment of your salvation and of
 6 III |           in my thoughts at every moment~for five years; my life
 7 V   |  corrupted by men.~ ~There came a moment when she discerned that
 8 V   |     Armand de Montriveau, at that moment all unwittingly the~object
 9 VI  |    threatened with death at every moment, and more cruelly treated~
10 VI  |         to malignity. But at each moment her mood~changed; she was
11 VI  |      goodness very badly. At this moment I have~but one desire--I
12 VI  |        time was going.~ ~The next moment she approved the exchange
13 VII |      whole after-life of me for a moment of pleasure. Come, now!~
14 VII |        situation. At that supreme moment~the myriad thoughts in his
15 VII |       might show for you~at every moment, the better to keep your
16 VII |           to be idolised at every moment; some for gentleness,~others
17 VIII|        her words was to pass in a~moment from martyrdom to heaven.
18 VIII|         death, is it not?"~ ~In a moment he showed himself as he
19 VIII|         in the~morning. From that moment this woman, whom he loved,
20 VIII|         at any rate, that at this moment you are not lovable." ~Then
21 VIII|     crushing in her scorn. In one moment she~had snapped the bonds
22 VIII|           face, and held that the moment~had come for teaching the
23 VIII|           man who came up at that moment.~ ~Mme de Langeais waltzed
24 VIII|          enjoyed the relief for a~moment, she found herself regretting
25 VIII|       pair of bellows; in another moment~the gleams of flame grew
26 VIII|       feel it~afterwards at every moment throughout your lifetime,
27 IX  |           my friends at this very moment are heating another~cross,
28 IX  |         disordered~toilette; in a moment she had adjusted her dress
29 IX  |      troubled, but happy at~every moment; in short, the divine breath
30 IX  | commonplace~men; her lover at the moment, the Marquis d'Aiglemont,
31 IX  |          two months, such a swift moment~must be something like the
32 IX  |        this strange freak.~ ~In a moment the news was spread with
33 IX  |        out all night, and at~that moment was walking with M. de Marsay
34 IX  |     manner that could~change in a moment to insolence, a superficial
35 IX  |         know~that"~ ~Just at that moment the Duchess came out of
36 X   |         to enjoy life to the last~moment. I will look my best; I
37 X   |          to me, owe me at least a~moment's justice.~ ~"I have learned
38 X   |        were made and adopted in a moment. They would effect an~entrance
39 X   |      Ronquerolles~came up at that moment.~ ~"All the nuns are in