Chapter

 1 Int |          day, however, she had to take the child to the little
 2 Int |          was in her that he would take refuge when, weary of life,
 3 Int |         plants and trees seems to take the place of air.~Maupassant’
 4 Int |         through my imagination. I take the same enjoyment in certain
 5 Int |            As his malady began to take a more definite form, he
 6 Int |          able to go to Divonne to take a cure. After a very characteristic
 7 I   |         another sailor offered to take them out sailing, repeating
 8 II  |           she had been advised to take exercise she made a business
 9 III |          join us, vicomte? We can take breakfast down there.”~And
10 III |        suggested that they should take a walk. The vicomte rose,
11 III |         Each time they stopped to take breath, the “serpent” continued
12 III |         kind of hallucination, to take the appearance of reality.
13 III |    château. The baroness began to take her exercise, leaning on
14 IV  |          that the ceremony should take place in six weeks, on the
15 IV  |           father, we are going to take a short stroll on the grass
16 V   |      carriage arrived that was to take them to Marseilles.~After
17 V   |           to her husband: “Go and take them for a walk until dinner
18 VI  |         and she thought she would take a walk. But the country
19 VII |         her dreams, and she would take up her work again, saying: “
20 VII |       said: “Why, the father will take care of it, of the child;
21 VII |           not know what course to take, and asked: “What do you
22 VII |           to stay, my mother will take her; and we shall surely
23 VII |       softly in her ear: “We will take good care of it, never fear,
24 VII |    patient was able to get up and take up her work again.~One morning,
25 VII |           If you are ill you must take care of yourself.” And they
26 VII |          him any longer. You will take me back with you to Rouen
27 VII |         to Julien, who refused to take it.~When Jeanne heard what
28 VII |     Jeanne called to her father: “Take her away, carry her away!”
29 VII |          has behaved, and I shall take my daughter away.”~He walked
30 VIII|          said: “Would you like to take a ride on Thursday, dear
31 VIII|      arrangement with him. I will take charge of the matter.”~And
32 VIII|         sieu le Curé said, I will take her, but if it is as M’sieu
33 VIII|           Julien said, I will not take her.”~“What did M. Julien
34 VIII|      stubborn: “Meanwhile I might take a little turn; it will not
35 IX  |          suddenly: “Why, you will take dinner with us, of course.”~
36 IX  |           not know exactly how to take their leave. The marquise
37 IX  |       they all four were going to take together. Jeanne, a little
38 IX  |         Julien say several time: “Take care, take care; you will
39 IX  |         several time: “Take care, take care; you will be thrown.” “
40 IX  |          half an hour each day to take one turn in her avenue and
41 IX  |          gently: “Jeanne, dearie, take my advice and burn your
42 IX  |       asked her again: “Won’t you take something?” She shook her
43 X   |    suppose you were afraid; come, take courage.”~She plucked up
44 X   |          had done, and they could take counsel together.~Right
45 X   |           said he had intended to take shelter there himself, when
46 XI  |           she asked Aunt Lison to take the boy to the catechism
47 XI  | peacefully with him, they want to take him away from me. What will
48 XI  |      proprietor to go himself and take Poulet whatever he required
49 XI  |           other day and called to take him home on Sundays. Not
50 XI  |           board. He had made them take him to Havre.~The police
51 XI  |         Jeanne, I will ask God to take pity on you.”~Jeanne followed
52 XI  |           She rose noiselessly to take another look at the sleeping
53 XI  |        for six months, and he can take my farm now, since I have
54 XII |           left, nothing; he would take your last sou from you.”~
55 XII |        know what you are going to take away, seeing that I shall
56 XII |     decided what she was going to take with her, as her new home
57 XII |          to herself, “Yes, I will take this,” the article was taken
58 XII |          the things she wished to take, and going downstairs, sent
59 XII |        two-wheeled vehicle was to take Jeanne and the servant.
60 XIII|         the Parisian ladies would take you for a servant.”~Jeanne
61 XIII|        out at once. She wanted to take Rosalie with her, but the
62 XIII|         not allow her mistress to take more than three hundred
63 XIV |        she declared she could not take another step and sat down
64 XIV |           lose her. Could you not take charge of it? I absolutely