Chapter

 1 I   |   Mahomet's wife believed in~her husband; their devotion for his
 2 II  |    negative virtues of the model husband designed for his~daughter,
 3 II  |     thirty-six years old and her husband~fifty-eight. The disparity
 4 III |     offence against some~jealous husband; and hid their feelings
 5 IV  |    Lucien had not met the lady's~husband face to face.~ ~M. de Bargeton'
 6 IV  |       crowded, and generally~her husband felt quite at ease. He interested
 7 IV  | happiness enough in life? Anais' husband was as docile as~a child
 8 IV  |       Bargeton, knowing that her husband had no pleasure~but in good
 9 IV  |       for an epigram; the lady's husband was jealous,~he thought;
10 IV  |       Yes, she is dressing," her husband naturally answered.~ ~Lucien
11 IV  |    conciliate Mme. de~Bargeton's husband, he tried to find out if
12 IV  |         Mme. de Chandour and her~husband, a couple so extraordinary
13 IV  |          queen of Angouleme;~her husband, M. de Chandour, known in
14 VII |           Sir," said the injured husband, "do you say that you discovered
15 VIII|          between~Chandour and my husband. We shall not be at home
16 VIII|   generosity could~but bring the husband and wife into difficulties
17 VIII|     found Nais at table with her husband; M.~de Bargeton's early
18 VIII|           This morning I~sent my husband out to fight in your quarrel.