Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |         Birotteaus demanded, no doubt, that~they should be oppressed
 2         I,II |         and fore-casting side,--doubt, opposition, and~fear; while
 3         I,II |        not meet his eye, and no doubt vowed to him~at that moment
 4         I,III|       of her hair; the king--no doubt as~a delicate flattery--
 5         I,IV |      take them at any price. No doubt he wanted to find out how~
 6         I,IV |  received anonymous letters, no doubt from~Gendrin, which threatened
 7         I,VI |       national~movement will no doubt be followed, and the winter
 8         I,VI |      the old times? Did we ever doubt the~gratitude of our beloved
 9         I,I  |   spends nothing, and I have no doubt he has means. If he saves
10         I,II |        into the miry~marshes of doubt and uncertainty. In such
11         I,II |        were required he~felt no doubt of Popinot's devotion, from
12         I,II |   matter can be arranged; don't doubt~my desire to be of service
13         I,III|         expense account, and no doubt counting up the money in
14         I,III|      upon."~ ~"Can there be any doubt in such a simple case?"
15         I,IV |      matter,--all worthless, no doubt. The floor was as dirty,
16         I,IV | adorable land, where I~shall no doubt encounter some angel, complying
17         I,IV |       said Anselme, "you cannot doubt my devotion; it~is absolute.
18         I,IV |         discretion was beyond a doubt. With the balance-sheet
19         I,V  |     That~land speculation is no doubt a good one; Gigonnet, or
20         I,VII|  destroyed the man for life, no doubt placed in the desk three~