Chapter

 1 Int |    which he did not always carry on in the highest class,
 2 I   | Rosalie had practically to carry the baroness, who was groaning
 3 V   | francs, give them to me to carry. They will be safer in my
 4 VI  |  as fast as his legs could carry him.~As soon as he caught
 5 VII |    father: “Take her away, carry her away!” The priest, who
 6 IX  | and it became necessary to carry her away. She appeared to
 7 XII |  barrel, he could scarcely carry himself along on his stiff
 8 XIII| shall see which of us will carry the day.”~She wrote at once
 9 XIII|  go there on foot so as to carry out Rosalie’s economical
10 XIII|    her legs would scarcely carry her, she was so weak and