Chapter

 1 I     |       mechanical occupation~and good living."~ ~The house of
 2 I     |  diocese who were not averse to good feeding were very~much at
 3 III   |      Amedee wanted to achieve~a good marriage by proving some
 4 IV    |         five-and-thirty,~and as good as widowed, with a husband
 5 V     |         of succeeding here? The good~folks of Besancon will make
 6 VII   |        discerned in him so much good sense and sound legal purview
 7 VII   | articles, the lawyer hit on the good idea of suggesting a desire
 8 VIII  |       without this boldness the~good mother would certainly have
 9 IX    |         thought Rodolphe;~"what good luck!"~ ~The next day Rodolphe
10 XI    |         Francesca in French.~ ~"Good!" said Rodolphe to himself, "
11 XI    |           I am wrong. It is not good~manners; it is vulgar. In
12 XII   |         Lake of Geneva quite as good as the Lake of~Lucerne?"~ ~"
13 XII   |     prodigious change which the good news had produced in the~
14 XII   |      smile under which a man of good breeding hides~his real
15 XIII  |       drawing-room with sublime good faith; he was~sure of his
16 XV    |       and so revive~in France a good name now extinct in Belgium--
17 XVI   |        rental, and I shall take good care to look out for~something
18 XVII  |   appearance of a strong man of good health, I feel myself a~
19 XVIII |       name. As you see, I am in~good spirits to-day, I can laugh;
20 XVIII |               30th, Evening.~ ~"Good heavens, how I love you!
21 XIX   |     have an unlimited supply of good water in every town~of their
22 XIX   |      the water of the river was good~for nothing but to flow
23 XXI   |    Dauphiness. It would be very good of you to say nothing against
24 XXI   |         of the discovery on the good folks of~Besancon."~ ~"Oh,
25 XXII  |         wit,~the genius, or the good luck to gain, within the
26 XXII  |      three days. They will take good care not to appoint~examiners
27 XXIII |         and your ambition is as good as~a gold mine. Some one
28 XXVIII|        received this letter the good Vicar-General wrote to the~
29 XXVIII|      Abbe de Grancey died. This~good friend no longer stood between
30 XXVIII|   Monsieur de Soulas has aged a good deal.~ ~"My fortune has