Chapter

 1 II  |     melancholy of the~place. He grew calm in that homely quiet.
 2 IV  |    their power~diminished, they grew less amenable to discipline;
 3 IV  |         that as each~individual grew rich, the party as a whole
 4 IV  |      the Faubourg~Saint-Germain grew positively older.~ ~Etiquette,
 5 VI  |  anguish, that he had yet known grew colourless before the~bare
 6 VII |       languid defence; then she~grew less unkind. Her words were
 7 VII |        once it was~reached, she grew angry if he lost the mastery
 8 VII |         Providence. The Duchess grew angry at such times.~ ~"
 9 VII |        Montriveau's countenance grew uncommonly dark;~he said
10 VII |        of that~time the Duchess grew weary of vain repetitions;
11 VIII| martyrdom to heaven. Montriveau grew pale; and for~the first
12 VIII| influence of that hot fever; he grew eloquent, insinuating. And~
13 VIII|              The General's face grew white; he was about to spring
14 VIII|      moment~the gleams of flame grew brighter, and she fancied
15 IX  |        the ticking of the clock grew hateful to her;~she stopped
16 IX  |      and again, when impatience grew~unbearable, Antoinette found
17 IX  |   clocks struck~midnight.~ ~She grew white; her teeth chattered;
18 IX  |        was ill, seeing that she grew thinner and paler and more