Chapter

 1 I     |    Watteville, who, to occupy his time and vary his~employments,
 2 I     |       Hotel de~Rupt for the first time in three weeks. "In short,
 3 II    |     Soulas, spelt Souleyas at the time of the~Spanish occupation.
 4 II    |          couple of centuries, the time~of the conquest by Louis
 5 III   |          city of Besancon.~ ~Some time before the opening of this
 6 III   |     Watteville.~ ~In 1830, at the time when young Monsieur de Soulas
 7 III   |           was thirty,~and at that time had dared to admire her
 8 III   |       prospective fortune~at that time lent considerable importance,
 9 IV    |         Clotilde de Rupt, at this time five-and-thirty,~and as
10 IV    | three-quarters. Rosalie noted the~time. Her mother, pale with fury,
11 V     |          Watteville.~ ~"The first time I saw him," said the Abbe
12 V     |          a prelate.~ ~"The second time I called on him he received
13 V     |         at the door.~ ~"The third time he was breakfasting in his
14 V     |        her daughter, who, all the~time the Vicar-General had been
15 VI    |          behind it. For the first time in her life she had come
16 VI    |          them demons before their time; if you keep them from thinking,
17 VII   |         smile.~ ~"It is the first time I ever knew mademoiselle
18 VII   |  confessional, simply to pass the time; and she thus placed herself
19 VII   |          perfectly during all the time~the Abbe might leave her.
20 VII   |        than a few minutes. By the time she came out from the confessional,~
21 VIII  |         friends looked~for a long time at a wooden house which
22 VIII  |           desires; he annihilated time. While dreaming~of the fulfilment
23 X     |        his illness. For the first time since he had~lodged with
24 X     |        accept you at the hands of time?"~said he gravely. "But
25 XII   |   Rodolphe and Francesca for some time remained in perfect silence,~
26 XIII  |            Rodolphe spent all his time at the Bergmanns', watching
27 XIV   |          she probably had by this time, including compound interest
28 XV    |        reading~the story, by this time regarded it as history,
29 XV    |           letters I wrote at that time to /her/, my second~conscience,
30 XVI   |         to say, 'They are marking time.' Now was this~sympathy?
31 XVI   |        out~of the urn. For a long time the unknown barrister will
32 XVI   |   Besancon, where, in three days' time, I chose a little set~of
33 XVII  |        des~Etrangers for the last time one night, when he must
34 XVII  |          giving them my time--the time I might have spent on Lago
35 XVII  |           with business, he found time to attend the trials,~call
36 XVII  |         repeating prayers all the time. She had compelled Mariette~
37 XVIII |           I saw you for the first time, when my life became one
38 XVIII |       gives me courage. The~first time I undertook to plead here--
39 XX    |           title-deed~but lapse of time. And, therefore, to avoid
40 XX    |           be mine--not for a long time yet, I trust.--~Well, then
41 XX    |            said Rosalie.~ ~"It is time," said the Baroness, "that
42 XXI   |           de Chavoncourt, at this time a woman of forty, was one
43 XXI   |     longer at Besancon.~ ~At that time an election was a fight
44 XXI   |         that country. And all the time she was pondering~these
45 XXII  |           a real politician, this time you will follow~~my advice.
46 XXIII |         Abbe~calmly for the third time.~ ~This time Albert understood.
47 XXIII |        for the third time.~ ~This time Albert understood. The Vicar-General
48 XXVI  |      might take place at the same time.~ ~"It is time that Rosalie
49 XXVI  |           the same time.~ ~"It is time that Rosalie should be married,"
50 XXVI  |        succeed~to Modinier in due time. The Baron restored and
51 XXVI  |         to him no more during the time while she was devoted, as~
52 XXVI  |        that he~read them a second time. Francesca, stabbed to the
53 XXVIII|        altar.~ ~"This is the last time I shall ever write. You