Part, Chapter

 1  I, 3 |       him on the shoulder; “I’ve been through it. When I
 2 II, 1 |    people will come to it. We’ve feathered our nest; while
 3 II, 1 |       You are an infidel; you’ve no religion.”~The chemist
 4 II, 6 |      is not they—”~“Pardon! I’ve there known poor mothers
 5 II, 6 |        Well,” said he, “so we’ve sent off our young friend!”~“
 6 II, 8 |    large. “But never mind; we’ve had a beautiful day for
 7 II, 12|        bad boy, wait till you’ve got a beard to your chin.”~“
 8 II, 12|     No, no!” she said.~“Ah! I’ve got you!” thought Lheureux.~
 9 II, 14|    shoot a Parthian arrow.~“I’ve known priests who put on
10 II, 14|         said the cure.~“Ah! I’ve known some!” And separating
11 III, 2|       incapacity.~“Hallo! you’ve a pretty bouquet,” he said,
12 III, 2|       up, all the same, and I’ve come again to propose another
13 III, 2|     make a gown.~“The one you’ve on is good enough for the
14 III, 2|      moment that I came in. I’ve the eye of an American!”~
15 III, 5|       bill due till after you’ve been paid?”~Emma grew rather
16 III, 6|       It seems to me so far I’ve been very good to you.”
17 III, 6|        I must get back what I’ve laid out. Now be just.”~
18 III, 6|       she said, “to sign—”~“I’ve enough of your signatures.”~“
19 III, 6| shrugging his shoulders; “you’ve not got anything.”~And he
20 III, 9|     shoulders. “I dare say! I’ve seen all sorts of things