Chapter

 1 III |      Cathedral every morning, taken there by her~mother, came
 2 VII |         As soon as Albert had taken a seat, Mademoiselle de
 3 VII |   were turned, "my father has~taken a singular idea into his
 4 VII |     five hundred francs each, taken up by his~first ten clients,
 5 VIII|     Notwithstanding the pains taken by a clever mother, who
 6 IX  |    invited into~the house, or taken into the part of the garden
 7 IX  |      all in vain. When he had taken leave of~the Bergmanns it
 8 X   |     for the interest they had~taken in his sorrow and his illness.
 9 XIII| Princess Colonna~of Rome have taken Monsieur Jeanrenaud's place
10 XIII|       Serious steps had to be taken, and the Pope's interest
11 XIV |   poetical~flight; Albert had taken pleasure in telling the
12 XIX |      You are a priest who has taken the wrong turning." This
13 XXII|       the votes had then been taken, Albert's name would~undoubtedly