Chapter

 1 I   |       this unknown executant had met in the intuitive~apprehension
 2 II  |          a searching glance, and met the dark, inscrutable~gaze
 3 VI  |          received, everywhere~he met with great deference and
 4 VI  |        her first complaints were met went to her heart. She~sought
 5 VIII|         of repulsion whenever~he met him in other houses. This
 6 VIII|        with regard to each~other met three times in society during
 7 VIII|          as she looked round and met Armand de Montriveau's eyes. ~
 8 IX  |           That young officer had met~with disdain from Mme de
 9 IX  | Petersburg," said the Vidame. "I met him there. He was a big~
10 X   |         the two lovers when they met again on either side~of