Chapter

 1 II  | temporary illness obliged him to leave the~Colonel in command of
 2 II  | Archbishop. None of the nuns may~leave the convent; though the
 3 III |       rather hear~that you would leave your prison for me; that
 4 III |               You do not wish to leave this tomb. You love my soul,
 5 III |    pleaded~ill-health, asked for leave of absence, and forthwith
 6 VI  |        hopeless maze, meaning to~leave him there in confusion.
 7 VI  |        heart; but law and custom leave me no right to dispose of
 8 VII |         knew that it was time to leave~her boudoir; she came out
 9 VII |        the General, and took his leave,~knowing that in Lent he
10 VII |         alone in your heart. But leave God~alone where He is, for
11 VII |       towards the door. He would leave her~forever without another
12 VIII|          angel of my life should leave me; I wish I could~invent
13 VIII|        abominable of you! ~Come, leave the room, I beg. Just go
14 VIII|         air, go out of the room, leave me. I am not like you;~I
15 VIII|          and I should beg~you to leave me in peace." ~ ~The General'
16 VIII|       shall see which~heart will leave the deeper mark."~ ~For
17 IX  |          let them stay there and leave us to our~pleasant littlenesses.
18 IX  |       breathes it forth. We soon leave the brilliant,~unsatisfying
19 IX  |         that these remarks might leave a~wrong impression on a
20 IX  |           Here is my commission,~leave me in peace,' if the King
21 IX  |         stick to~your money, and leave you poor, and consequently
22 IX  |       dear niece; a man does not leave a~woman while she is young
23 X   |          carriage, children, and~leave me alone with Antoinette.
24 X   |      intentions;~they took their leave. M. de Navarreins kissed
25 X   |      whole race of higglers that leave a woman to better~themselves
26 X   |      ideas of greatness. ~There, leave us to arrange your affairs,
27 X   |       eight o'clock, he does not leave his house, all~will be over.
28 X   |         happy~life before I take leave of it forever. I am in a
29 X   |       you if I were not~about to leave the world for your sake. ~ ~"
30 X   |       faith ebbed. She turned to leave the fatal~threshold.~ ~"
31 X   |       convent, like pirates, and leave not a single soul to~tell