Chapter

 1 I    |             to dine with him as they came out of court. He accepted,
 2 II   |            Then, at three~o'clock he came home, admired on horseback
 3 III  |           taken there by her~mother, came back to breakfast, did needlework
 4 V    |         person; for Monsieur Savaron came out in a black merino dressing-~
 5 V    |           cotton~window-curtains. He came out of his private room,
 6 VI   | dressing-room windows. When the hour came, she felt almost~pleasure
 7 VI   |             the hour when the lawyer came to Mass. Then she~was seized
 8 VII  |           way as to see Albert as he came into church.~ ~The man must
 9 VII  |            by the word Mystery.~ ~He came in. The church, till now
10 VII  |             minutes. By the time she came out from the confessional,~
11 VII  |            on familiar terms. Alfred came in the morning to discuss~
12 VII  |              produced in the county, came under discussion~that mid-winter
13 VIII |            capital to be his when he came of age. It was~bold; it
14 VIII |          walked round the hamlet and came to the neighborhood of the~
15 IX   |          Brunnen and to Schwytz, and came in at~nightfall. From afar
16 IX   |             observed by them as they came towards him. What~was Rodolphe'
17 X    |           surgeon there, and when he~came, enjoined on him absolute
18 X    |              the pretended dumb girl came to see him and~bring him
19 XI   |             this was done, the lover~came to propose to Francesca
20 XII  |             part as a~mute. The bark came nearer; when at length Francesca
21 XII  |               nor by~the Simplon; he came by sea, by Marseilles, and
22 XIII |             the false Lamparini, who came forward to meet him, welcomed
23 XV   |              all my hopes, and which came to~a bad end in consequence
24 XVI  |            so many champions meet, I came to a determination~painful
25 XVI  |            antagonism to the town. I came here only to~leave the place
26 XVI  |              each other.'~ ~"When he came to thank me afterwards,
27 XVII |            tell me, I was old when I came to Besancon, and~Besancon
28 XXI  |               Alfred Boucher when he came in, full of enthusiasm,
29 XXII |              Monsieur de Chavoncourt came~forward; then Albert appeared,
30 XXII |            the world. Albert Savarus came home,~putting a brave face
31 XXIV |               she asked the man, who came to the foot of the wall.~ ~"
32 XXV  |            at the Hotel National; he came in his own carriage with
33 XXV  |          Just as two was striking he came to~call on Monsieur Savarus,
34 XXV  |                 And the letter which came so late to Abbe de Grancey?"
35 XXV  |           upset as he was. So he who came so~mysteriously, as Mademoiselle
36 XXV  |           Jack is gone by the way he came," said an elector on hearing
37 XXVI |         marriage Mariette and Jerome came to les Rouxey to succeed~
38 XXVI |           Louise--the Vicar-~General came one day to les Rouxey, deputed,
39 XXVII|              the Duchess d'Argaiolo, came here to take back his~daughter'
40 XXVII|      Watteville's confession a clerk came to~Besancon from Monsieur