Chapter

 1 I  |     gaffer")~died, leaving a widow, but no children, the business
 2 I  |     business of his master's widow with~his wife's savings,
 3 I  |    place over from Rouzeau's widow for ten thousand~francs,
 4 I  |   himself had paid~Rouzeau's widow he had not had a penny left.
 5 III| account, and possibly a rich~widow to wed, to say nothing of
 6 III|    air. "She is a druggist's widow, is she not? A~poor fate
 7 III|      had helped his~master's widow and children more than once.~ ~"
 8 VI | three miles away, a miller's widow, thirty-two years old, with
 9 VI | would be marrying a miller's widow this day with a~hundred
10 VII|      make Mme. de Bargeton a widow, while it put a bar between