Chapter

 1 II | another," said Finot. "And, mind~you, that of birth du Tillet
 2 II | rank, while du~Tillet has a mind to be an Italian count."~ ~"
 3 III|   something that put you in mind of Mlle. Mars'~agreeable
 4 IV |    iroe puts me too much~in mind of my poor boy.'~ ~" 'I
 5 V  |    child, please to bear in mind~that a poor fellow, heavy
 6 V  |   over your feelings; never mind the sordid~schemes of men
 7 V  |    other people. In his own mind, he was~jealous of the Rothschilds.
 8 V  |  fifteen. So he made up his mind to operate a third~suspension
 9 V  |   shoulders; he had set his mind upon making a sweeping reform
10 VI |  tissue; now he made up~his mind that the silk merchants
11 VII|    thing about Palma, to my~mind, is the fact that he and
12 VII|    of a mother-in-law whose mind ran on pretty~dresses while
13 VII|     any nation in its right mind returns to monarchical~government