Chapter

 1 Int |          then he came to Paris to live; for, the family fortunes
 2 Int |           the fact that he cannot live just for himself, “keep
 3 Int | nothingness. But, there, I cannot live without recollections, and
 4 Int |        never forget, as long as I live, his face wasted by suffering,
 5 I   |    Poplars,’ where we shall often live in the future.”~She counted
 6 IV  |         apartments to people that live a sad and lonely existence.
 7 VII |         would return to Rouen and live with father and little mother
 8 VII |       with Julien, and I will not live with him any longer. You
 9 VII |         back with you to Rouen to live as we used to do.”~The baroness,
10 XI  |        they should go to Rouen to live until spring, and the whole
11 XI  |          the nobility do. He will live and grow old happily in
12 XI  |         her, that he was going to live his life without troubling
13 XIII|           follies and we will all live together in your new house.~“
14 XIII|            As for me, I could not live without her.~“I shall expect
15 XIII|         to see him?”~“He does not live here any longer, madame,”
16 XIII|         women and wealthy men who live only for dress and amusement.
17 XIII|         she thought she could not live there, she was so overcome
18 XIII|         felt that she could never live anywhere else but there
19 XIV |        peculiarities of those who live a solitary life. The least
20 XIV |      young people are not made to live together.” And she added