Chapter

 1 I  |   tightly across his breast, and took up his~station under the
 2 I  |   Bartolomeo said in his ear,~he took the Corsican away with him.~ ~
 3 I  |      conversation ceased. Lucien took Napoleon by~the arm and
 4 I  |      heavily.~ ~The First Consul took two steps backward in surprise.~ ~"
 5 I  |    Piombos in Corsica?"~ ~Lucien took an arm of his compatriot
 6 I  |         to his brother, who~then took Piombo away. Lucien inquired
 7 I  |          of their family. Piombo~took him to a window and showed
 8 II |      principles and the pains he~took to deserve their confidence.~ ~
 9 II |         revealed.~ ~Amelie rose, took an easel which stood near
10 II | necessary to add that this scene took place~toward the end of
11 II |           Her taste for painting took the place of the passions~
12 II |     easel, opened her color-box, took up her brushes, drew on
13 II |         first none of the pupils~took notice of it, Mademoiselle
14 II |     resolved not to quit it. She took a sheet of paper~and began
15 II |       the sketch. But the latter~took it up without a word, and
16 III|          my dear Ginevra!~I, who took you for my model, oh! how
17 III|        ruined you!"~ ~The artist took Luigi's hand and that of
18 III|       dashed upon his head as he took his~cane and departed.~ ~"
19 IV |   Ginevra with a sly expression, took out his snuff-box,~opened
20 IV |          again."~ ~So saying, he took Ginevra by the arm to the
21 V  |         unknown to her, the girl took a room in the lodging-house
22 V  |         sumptuous. Ginevra~rose, took Luigi's arm, and advanced
23 V  |          closed~upon them, Luigi took his wife in his arms, exclaiming,--~ ~"
24 V  |         imitating old paintings, took up the business of~copying,
25 VI |      terror.~ ~Another day Luigi took Ginevra's pictures, her
26 VI |       Bartolomeo was dead.~Luigi took his wife in his arms, without