Chapter

 1 Int |      The rest of his life was taken up by his work. Without
 2 Int |    noble in its disorder, has taken a place forever beside Werther
 3 Int |      eternal darkness.~He was taken back to Paris and placed
 4 VI  |    pretext of fatigue, having taken another room.~She lay awake
 5 VI  |     her room at night.~He had taken charge of the money and
 6 VII |     else to do, Julien having taken the entire management of
 7 VIII|    woman, big as a house, had taken Rosalie’s place and supported
 8 VIII|      of July, when Jeanne was taken ill. As she seemed to grow
 9 VIII|       ordered the child to be taken from her. She got angry,
10 IX  |   Jeanne and Julien, somewhat taken aback, endeavored to be
11 IX  |  wearisome, as she was always taken up with Paul, whom Julien
12 IX  |    sensation.~When Jeanne had taken them to their room, she
13 IX  |      any appearance of grief, taken so unawares that he had
14 X   |     curiosity. One would have taken him for a schoolmaster.
15 X   |      that they had apparently taken refuge in it to get out
16 XI  |       left her; they had both taken up their abode at “The Poplars.”
17 XI  |    dishes were brought on and taken away almost untouched.~They
18 XII |       week’s time Rosalie had taken absolute control of everything
19 XII |   take this,” the article was taken down into the dining-room.~
20 XII | others tarnished only, others taken up there for no special
21 XII |       existed in a straw bed, taken care of by Ludivine, who
22 XIII|   close to her, which she had taken to loving unconsciously