Chapter

 1 II  |         a gilt-panelled boudoir, began~to vibrate along the aisles
 2 II  |             Mme la Duchesse," he began, his voice shaken with emotion,~"
 3 III |       the line of the boulevards began to fill with houses, then
 4 III |        Later still, the noblesse began to find~themselves out of
 5 VI  |          there in confusion. She began by laughing at him, but~
 6 VII |    believe in this earth."~ ~She began to smile.~ ~"Yes," Montriveau
 7 VII |        preserve appearances," he began in his~simplicity, "I am
 8 VII |           Dear, I was wrong," he began, a note of pain and a sublime~
 9 VIII|       innocence."~ ~Ronquerolles began to laugh.~ ~"Things being
10 IX  |                 IX~"Armand," she began, "it seems to me that when
11 IX  |          course of~her life. She began to shiver violently.~ ~"
12 IX  |         his~friends" the Duchess began sweetly.~ ~"I have never
13 IX  | listening."~ ~"Mme la Duchesse," began the Duc de Grandlieu, "if
14 X   |          tinkling of a bell that~began to ring.~ ~Strange unaccountable