Chapter

 1 VI |     give an idea of all that he passed through. Once~for several
 2 VI | received his arrears of pay and passed into the Guards. All~these
 3 VI |         in life; but everything passed within the man, there~were
 4 VI |      The verdict which Voltaire passed upon his eighty years~of
 5 VI |      take what other women have passed over. The dread~of being
 6 VII|     every slightest change that passed over~his face. If the General
 7 VII|   hesitated for~a long time. He passed through the experience of
 8 IX |      can possibly know~what has passed between us in the last quarter
 9 IX |       when she was dressed; she passed through~nervous paroxysms
10 X  |       clock, M. de Ronquerolles passed Montriveau in a~deserted
11 X  |     which that secret scene had passed; it was entirely~different.
12 X  | compelled to wait till the~moon passed out of her last quarter.~ ~
13 X  |        nine-and-twenty, who had passed through~heavy trials, was
14 X  |       into the convent parlour,~passed through the window, and