Chapter

 1 II   |      extravagant, whereas the poor man made the two ends meet
 2 IV   |     Well, mamma," replied the poor child one day, "if I made
 3 V    | Monsieur Savaron procured the poor man's acquittal by proving
 4 VI   |    climax of the pleasure the poor unoccupied man derived from~
 5 IX   |      and much broken, was too poor to allow himself any~gratifications,
 6 XI   |    not to be your friend?--My poor mother has left sixty~thousand
 7 XI   |    without my consent to that poor old man, I might take~advantage
 8 XII  |   boatmen, "I will not let~my poor Emilio pine ten minutes
 9 XII  |       son of our /ragionato/. Poor boy!~he could not come by
10 XII  |    should have been dead!"~ ~"Poor little Sicilian kid!" said
11 XVI  |    tortured cock-chafers,~the poor insects had one form of
12 XIX  |     loves my money; if I were poor, he would not even look
13 XXI  |      the day, and hinder that poor Monsieur de Chavoncourt
14 XXV  |      it;~but Jerome says that poor Monsieur Girardet, who was
15 XXVI |      No, indeed no!" said the poor Baron, looking affectionately
16 XXVI |       was helping to kill the poor man.~ ~This death, which
17 XXVII|      as possible. You will be poor as long as she lives, and
18 XXVII|       of her marriage.~ ~"Our poor friend swooned in the church,