Chapter

 1 II |  had~chanced to meet. She wished to rule, marriage meant
 2 III| she promptly put away. He wished to see it, and to~quiet
 3 III|   experiment upon her. He wished to feel certain that this~
 4 III| once more in L'Houmeau he wished that he had not written
 5 III|   written that~letter; he wished he could have it back again;
 6 IV |  brother's silence. If he wished to~tell her about it, she
 7 IV |  seized upon him; he half~wished, half feared that Eve would
 8 IV |  Bishop, and some few~who wished to please the mistress of
 9 V  | entrapped, and the Bishop wished to make amends. Mlle. de~
10 VI |   the door; he could have wished the evening to last~for
11 VI | gutter.~ ~Eve herself had wished for the delay. She meant
12 VI |  he had laid down, for he wished to appear as Mme. de~Bargeton'