Chapter

 1 II  |         he might save enough to cut a figure in society, and
 2 VI  |   leases, worried the peasants, cut down expenses, and having
 3 VI  |       and his long beard, badly cut, made an incredible change
 4 VII |   extreme, never gave any tips, cut down the food to the merest
 5 VII |  galette” for breakfast, he had cut down this extra expense,
 6 VII |        put it out to nurse?”~He cut her short: “And who will
 7 VIII| embarrassed at this bargaining, cut it short by saying: “I told
 8 VIII|         that his parents-in-law cut short their visit to the “
 9 IX  |  Croquerat,’ is dead; they have cut down the pine tree to the
10 X   |       became restive. He slowly cut their reins with the knife
11 XI  |   interest, pruned branches and cut flowers for bouquets.~Poulet
12 XI  |      who was becoming affected, cut short the adieus by dragging