Chapter

 1 I  |  they fasted of a Friday and kept Lent; they haunted the~cathedral;
 2 I  |     sheer tenacity of mortar kept it together. Try to picture~
 3 I  | admired his friend, while he kept him out~of the scrapes into
 4 II |      M. de~Negrepelisse (who kept them waiting so long that
 5 III|     holies in a society that kept itself unspotted from the
 6 III|      ingenuity of a rake, he kept his own~plan in abeyance,
 7 III|      were a bar between~that kept them apart; as if the thought
 8 III|     stove, where it had~been kept hot for him.~
 9 IV |    take care of a~cloak; she kept him brushed, neat, and tidy,
10 IV |       looked after, brushed, kept tidy, and~cared for, M.
11 IV |        invisible straps that kept them in shape. He wore pumps
12 IV |      had a question which he kept for desperate emergencies,~
13 IV |     mortifying civility that kept him at a~distance.~ ~By
14 IV |     to see if his hair still kept in curl;~then, sticking
15 VI |      studied~books, if I had kept you under my eye, you would
16 VI |     neighbor. These polemics kept~Mme. de Bargeton and Lucien