Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |         you rich. For a~Parisian girl you have no ambition! If
 2         I,II |          of the~first month this girl, who was forced to keep
 3         I,II |      Saint-Louis, he saw a young girl standing~at the door of
 4         I,II |        her husband.~ ~"My little girl," said Monsieur Pillerault, "
 5         I,II |       was she an~ingenuous young girl.~ ~When he first came to
 6         I,II |        condition. In~1793 a poor girl of Tillet, a village near
 7         I,IV |        fresh and rosy as a young girl is fresh~and rosy at eighteen,
 8         I,IV |         The beauty of this young girl was not the beauty of an~
 9         I,IV |          the serenity of a young girl who knows no care. Her~liquid
10         I,IV |      physical languor of a young girl who has~never left her mother'
11         I,IV |        superiority. The charming girl inspired love without leaving~
12         I,V  |        unlikely that a beautiful girl like Cesarine should love~
13         I,V  |         in the mind of the young girl, who, despite her~innocence,
14         I,VII|        the pleasure of the~young girl when she saw Anselme enter,
15         I,VII|        Fontaine."~ ~"An insolent girl, who makes me leave the
16         I,VII|        will admit that an orphan girl who eighteen years earlier
17         I,VII| countenance, for the impertinent girl could not help laughing
18         I,VII|         his love to the charming girl, during the pauses of the~
19         I,III|        him"; for if the innocent girl could mistake the accent,
20         I,VI |          the devotion of a young girl. She sat~up at night, taxing
21         I,VII|          of hope, the lover of a girl as beautiful as their~own
22         I,VII|         beautiful than the~young girl I followed along this path
23         I,VII|        the chaste and pure young girl inclined her head to her~