Chapter

 1 Int | comparing them, has been able to give us some definite information
 2 Int |         hither or thither, why I give myself the odious trouble
 3 Int |           But if I could one day give them utterance they would
 4 I   |        arms enough to caress, to give, to embrace; the benevolence
 5 IV  |    objects, would reply: “Do not give yourself so much trouble,
 6 V   |       much money did your mother give you in that purse?”~She
 7 V   |         is enough, is it not, to give to the porter?” For a week
 8 V   |    mother’s two thousand francs, give them to me to carry. They
 9 V   |          Julien: “Dear, will you give me that money of mamma’s?
10 V   |    whatever you please.”~“I will give you a hundred francs,” he
11 V   |       the money to——”~He did not give her time to finish.~“Yes,
12 VI  |           she felt sad enough to give up altogether. She recalled
13 VI  |       that she never ventured to give him any more advice.~She
14 VII |      That’s very simple. I would give her some money and send
15 VII |          to her knees, seemed to give her the energy of despair.
16 VII |       will slap his face. I will give him a horsewhipping!”~The
17 VII |      rescue.~“Come, come, do not give way like that, my dear young
18 VII |          is understood; you will give this girl the Barville farm,
19 VIII|        fault was it if we had to give this girl-mother a dowry?
20 IX  |         windows caused Jeanne to give a little scream. It was
21 IX  |          to its father, saying: “Give him a kiss; one would suppose
22 IX  |        She loved to be alone, to give herself up in the sunlight
23 IX  |          sacred duty which would give pleasure to little mother
24 X   |         matters, he asked her to give her aid in helping him to
25 X   |     Jeanne was entreating him to give her a few days for reflection,
26 XI  |        Co.” He wrote: “This will give me an assured fortune, and
27 XI  |       indeed, madame. Money! You give me money! Why, I have almost
28 XII |         last requested Jeanne to give her up all the business
29 XII |         seizing her son’s hand: “Give him a good slash with the
30 XIII|         therefore, to ask you to give me your permission to marry
31 XIII|       knew her you would at once give your consent. I can assure
32 XIII|          to send it to you. If I give you any more, M. Paul will