Chapter

 1 Int |        because he “had no style,” a condition of perfection “in that form
 2 IV  |             lived till evening in a condition of exhilaration, not knowing
 3 VI  |       mother was dozing in a torpid condition in front of the fire, accustomed
 4 VI  |         before the fire in a drowsy condition, opposite little mother,
 5 VI  | astonishment: “Don’t you see what a condition his livery is in?”~But the
 6 VII |             and remained in a dazed condition. She heard Julien moving
 7 VII |             thwart me in my present condition. Listen! You must go and
 8 VIII|             neighbors, knowing your condition. Tell them that I have gone
 9 XI  |         Jeanne he never spoke. This condition of affairs distressed Aunt
10 XI  |           her mind in the disturbed condition of one awaking from a feverish
11 XIV |             days in such a troubled condition that she could not think.