Chapter

 1 I   |       purchase-money, so the~mother and daughter accepted the position, and
 2 I   |            Lucien. Mme. Chardon~and her daughter Eve believed in Lucien as
 3 II  | Marie-Louise-Anais de Negrepelisse, the daughter of a noble long~relegated
 4 II  |              for the Abbe undertook~his daughter's education. Anais, or Nais,
 5 II  |                would have given all his daughter's~books to save the life
 6 II  |                The old father~found his daughter a great care now that the
 7 II  |                he resolved to marry~his daughter, not so much on her account
 8 II  |           son-in-law to suit father and daughter equally well, was the~problem.
 9 II  |                husband designed for his~daughter, and made her see the way
10 III |               thoughts of espousing the daughter of his predecessor, but
11 IV  |             widowed gentlewoman and her daughter.~ ~Mme. and Mlle. du Brossard
12 IV  |            carefully hidden penury. The daughter, a~big, heavy young woman
13 IV  |               of all~things. Mother and daughter had the pinched sub-acid
14 IV  |           childless widower.~Mother and daughter listened, therefore, with
15 IV  |               silkworm nurseries.~ ~"My daughter has always been fond of
16 V   |               made of the story of some daughter of the~desert transported
17 V   |                who came to look for her daughter.~ ~"Nais," cried the two
18 VI  |            delay. Eve's mother took her daughter's hand, and~gladly laid
19 VI  |                 come and live with~your daughter and Lucien in Angouleme."~ ~
20 VI  |                 she eat?"~ ~"She is the daughter of the late M. Chardon,
21 VI  |              you might marry a~burgess' daughter, a woman with thirty or
22 VIII|               be~married."~ ~Mother and daughter had spent all their little
23 VIII|           opinions of this man whom his daughter had singled out for notice.~
24 VIII|               mere passing fancy on his~daughter's part. Breakfast over,