Part, Chapter

 1 II, 3 |     Tuvache, the mayor’s wife, declared in the presence of her servant
 2 II, 5 |        show off her limbs. She declared she adored children; this
 3 II, 8 |       and, as it was empty, he declared that they could enjoy the
 4 II, 9 |  thousand excuses, and finally declared that perhaps it would look
 5 II, 9 |      ill? Tell me!”~At last he declared with a serious air that
 6 II, 11|       knee. Then having flatly declared that it must be amputated,
 7 II, 14|        opinion, and the priest declared that he considered music
 8 II, 15|       now and then.”~The clerk declared he would not fail to do
 9 III, 1|       forth his, the young man declared that he had been awfully
10 III, 2| passing to his trade, Lheureux declared that madame must require
11 III, 4| punctually at five, and yet he declared usually the rickety old
12 III, 5|     must have some money.”~She declared she could not give him any.
13 III, 5|       shrugging her shoulders, declared it was “all put on.”~But
14 III, 7|        he closed his lips, and declared he was very sorry he had