Chapter

 1 I   |      and took over the plant at half its value. But he~was not
 2 II  |        his wife looked~scarcely half her age. She could still
 3 III |        a white throat bare, and half revealed the outlines of
 4 IV  |     terrors seized upon him; he half~wished, half feared that
 5 IV  |       upon him; he half~wished, half feared that Eve would praise
 6 IV  |        another as he spoke, and half rose and sat down again
 7 IV  |       not until the evening was half over did the mayor~meet
 8 VII |         beheld Lucien in tears, half reclining on the floor,
 9 VII |         him of a lie; the other half admired M. de Bargeton's
10 VIII|         tones of her voice were half glad, half~melancholy, "
11 VIII|       her voice were half glad, half~melancholy, "I am going
12 VIII| hitherto he had been using only half his brain and~suddenly had
13 VIII|    suddenly had found the other half, so swiftly his ideas widened.
14 VIII|       thousand francs~left, and half of it will be wanted to