Chapter

 1 Int |       the intelligence alone for father and mother, but the whole
 2 I   |         long. She was afraid her father would not set out for the
 3 I   |          Come in, papa.” And her father entered. Baron Simon-Jacques
 4 I   |         her hair.~She ran to her father and embraced him warmly. “
 5 I   |        climbed on the box beside Father Simon, wrapping herself
 6 I   |          wagon. So they started. Father Simon, the coachman, with
 7 I   |         manner.~Jeanne asked her father, “Is it beautiful now, my
 8 I   |       the first to jump out. Her father and Rosalie had practically
 9 I   |      fell asleep.~Jeanne and her father, the baron, took supper
10 I   |       Jeanne’s room. She and her father went in. He had had it all
11 I   |          down and slept till her father called her at eight o’clock.
12 I   |         Jeanne having pushed her father’s walking cane through its
13 II  |         vicomte. He had paid his father’s debts, sold the family
14 III |         sympathy.~M. de Lamare’s father, who had died the preceding
15 III |         friend of the baroness’s father, M. Cultaux, and this fact
16 III |       was up and waiting for her father, who dressed more slowly.
17 III |          in the air.~One day her father said to her:~“Make yourself
18 IV  |       face under the sheets.~Her father continued:~“We have postponed
19 IV  |          willing, papa.”~And the father, looking into her eyes and
20 IV  |         After the death of their father, the baroness wished to
21 IV  |        parents and said: “Little father, we are going to take a
22 IV  |      will wait for them.”~Little father gave his hand to the baroness,
23 VI  |           wiped away some tears; father nervously walked up and
24 VI  |      noticing it any longer. Her father and Julien had gone for
25 VI  |       She threw herself into her father’s arms, her eyes full of
26 VI  |          affected on kissing her father and mother. The heart has
27 VI  |        remain alone and that the father and mother should go back
28 VI  |         carriage, Jeanne and her father, in spite of Julien’s brutal
29 VI  |          to time, Jeanne and her father began again. The baroness
30 VI  |          dumfounded, stammered: “Father—oh, father!” And the baroness,
31 VI  |           stammered: “Father—oh, father!” And the baroness, wild
32 VI  |        had occurred. Jeanne, her father, and Madame Adelaide, pleased
33 VI  |      clear frost, Jeanne and her father decided to go to Yport,
34 VI  |    toward Fécamp.~Jeanne and her father, motionless, watched the
35 VI  |          the Mediterranean.”~Her father, indignant, exclaimed: “
36 VII |       length she said: “Why, the father will take care of it, of
37 VII |          replied furiously: “The father!—the father!—do you know
38 VII |      furiously: “The father!—the father!—do you know him—the father?
39 VII |      father!—do you know him—the father? No, is it not so? Well
40 VII |      finding out the name of the father of the child.”~He left the
41 VII |   happens to many others. If the father marries you, no one will
42 VII |         her sobbing, she saw her father on his knees before her
43 VII |    return to Rouen and live with father and little mother as in
44 VII |          me. Go and fetch little father, he will soon understand.”~
45 VII |     wounded in his feelings as a father, went to look for Julien,
46 VII |      sent for the baron. “Little father,” she said, “my resolution
47 VII |        maid’s child had the same father, as her child! Her anger
48 VII |       stir, Jeanne called to her father: “Take her away, carry her
49 VIII|      happening to look up at her father’s bewildered face, began
50 VIII|  anything amused her. She said: “Father, father, did you hear the
51 VIII|          her. She said: “Father, father, did you hear the tone in
52 IX  |          would hold it up to its father, saying: “Give him a kiss;
53 IX  | interested as he asked: “Are not father and little mother coming
54 IX  |         she went to look for her father, and throwing herself into
55 IX  |        at dinner opposite little father. She would never again say: “
56 IX  |          so petty to outsiders: “Father has the grip; poor Hortense
57 IX  |        her feet. It might be her father. And all the letters were
58 IX  |         of them to know all! Her father!~She darted into the other
59 X   | destruction of her faith. Little father, after a short stay, went
60 X   |   confessing herself, she said: “Father——” then hesitated, and repeated: “
61 X   |        hesitated, and repeated: “Father——” and was silent from emotion.~
62 X   |   plunges headlong into danger. “Father, I should like to have another
63 X   |        all alone in life now; my father and my husband do not get
64 X   |          the Lord, entreated her father; but he always replied: “
65 X   |       regained consciousness her father was holding her head and
66 X   |       know?” She murmured: “Yes, father.” But when she attempted
67 XI  |     picked up by degrees. Little father and Aunt Lison never left
68 XI  |     without saying a word to her father, she asked Aunt Lison to
69 XI  |          now—all by myself?” Her father rose and, sitting down beside
70 XI  |        are right perhaps, little father. I was foolish, but I have
71 XI  |        of police. Jeanne and her father stayed at a hotel that night.
72 XII |   lantern and a cane that little father broke in trying to open
73 XIII|          seemed to be there with father and little mother, and sometimes
74 XIV |       suddenly seemed to see her father and mother sitting there,