Chapter

 1 II    |   Monsieur de Soulas' father had left him only four thousand francs~
 2 II    |        hardly three francs a day left~for food, amusements, and
 3 IV    |        title in due form,~and he left his card on all his new
 4 IV    |    bar-sinister. There is no one left of the Brabant family but
 5 VII   |        Mass was over. Albert had left the church.~ ~"The Vicar-General
 6 VII   |    putting his name in~front; he left the finance of the concern
 7 X     |     strongly. Francesca, who had left them, returned with a large
 8 X     |     reached Lucerne the day they~left for Fluelen.~ ~In spite
 9 X     |        eight o'clock the old man left the young people without
10 XI    |      friend?--My poor mother has left sixty~thousand francs of
11 XI    |         country and find all you left there." Again~the Italian
12 XI    |        tell of my happiness; she left this~earth without seeing
13 XIII  |    lodgers at the Bergmanns' had left at~daybreak. It then seemed
14 XV    |      which virulent smallpox had left on her flat, parched face;
15 XVI   |          many vacancies had been left by the~promotion of several
16 XVII  |          have no power, no vigor left but for happiness; and if
17 XIX   |   herself that there~was nothing left to her but to be resigned,
18 XIX   |          thousand francs a year--left the~management of les Rouxey
19 XIX   |          When the Baron died, he left the slopes of the~two Rouxey
20 XIX   |         Rouxey, to the~right and left at the foot of the Dent
21 XIX   |       was all wild and deserted, left to the care of~nature, abandoned
22 XIX   | obedience to her mother that she left~Besancon in the month of
23 XX    |         my election."~ ~The Abbe left Savarus after giving him
24 XXI   |            thought Amedee, as he left the house. "The heiress
25 XXI   |          letter written with her left hand, signed "/A friend
26 XXI   |          his eyes to heaven,~and left the room, saying to himself, "
27 XXV   |        find another place.~ ~"He left his keys with Monsieur Girardet,
28 XXVI  |    Rouxey, you will have nothing left," said the Baroness.~ ~"
29 XXVI  |         Italy, for the late Duke left her everything.~ ~"The woman
30 XXVII |      Rouxey, and the small share left to you after your father'
31 XXVII |         Belgirate, which she~had left when Albert flew thither,
32 XXVII |     Albert flew thither, she had left instructions~leading him
33 XXVIII|       recover his~liberty.~ ~She left Besancon in 1841, intending,
34 XXVIII|       lost her~right arm and her left leg; her face is marked