Chapter

 1 Int |          of Guy de Valmont, he had sent some articles to the newspapers,
 2 Int | experienced the same. The “meteor” sent out its light and its rays
 3 IV  |       wished to speak to her, they sent a servant to call her, and
 4 V   |            have received the guest sent by God. They had to sleep
 5 VI  |           With a box on the ear he sent the boy’s hat flying across
 6 VI  |           acquiesce, and the baron sent for a post-chaise from Rouen,
 7 VII |          The following morning she sent for the baron. “Little father,”
 8 VIII|         grow worse, the doctor was sent for and at the first glance
 9 IX  |         put some wood on the fire, sent for madeira and biscuits
10 XI  |        learned that the priest had sent him to wait till the lesson
11 XI  |         school. The superintendent sent to ask her to come to his
12 XI  |            joy was at an end.~They sent him the fifteen thousand
13 XI  |          raise the money which was sent to Paul.~The young man wrote
14 XI  |      stroke of apoplexy.~A man was sent on horseback to notify Jeanne,
15 XII |        take, and going downstairs, sent Rosalie up to get them.
16 XIII|         down at a little table she sent for some luncheon, as she