Chapter

 1 Dedication|     an age when other men are children; it was your fate, the~fate
 2 I         |       leaving a widow, but no children, the business seemed to
 3 I         |     their common poverty. The~children of this marriage, like all
 4 I         |       this marriage, like all children of love, inherited the~mother'
 5 I         |  habits; but both she and her children~confronted evil days bravely
 6 I         |  lived without expense to her children, and earned some seven francs
 7 III       |    How would you~support your children?"~ ~Mme. de Bargeton's presence
 8 III       |    Society, summoning all her~children to one banquet, arouses
 9 III       | helped his~master's widow and children more than once.~ ~"Why,
10 IV        |       who knew the~mother and children, there was something touchingly
11 IV        |  charge, he superintended the children's~education, taught them
12 VI        |       parents have with their children. David, when I~married,
13 VIII      |     they meant to behave like children, they ought to have pistols~