Chapter

 1 I  |      of some were only held in place by a slender ribbon, disclosing
 2 I  |     Really such houses are the place for one to go. And what
 3 II |        inaudible movement took place beneath the table.~Servigny
 4 II |     going to stay long in this place?” asked Saval.~And the Marquise
 5 II |    left her at the foot of the place because I had a call to
 6 II |  decent women cannot go to the place. Now it is all the same
 7 II |      have the right to claim a place near to man in the scale
 8 II |        her ease in this common place. A sort of instinct revolted
 9 II |        surprises of love which place adventuresses on thrones.~
10 III|        defects and qualities I place myself at your orders, Mam’
11 IV |   Yvette went out alone to the place where Servigny had read
12 IV |        s house, as at a public place.~The bell sounded for breakfast. “
13 IV |      contented! What does take place in those heads?”~She forced
14 IV | finally came to the end of the place. Then she gazed at her followers
15 IV |    legs which sought a resting place, pulled them downward with
16 IV |     scaling walls.”~“I give my place to you, my dear Duke.”~“