Chapter

 1 III |      is not very surprising, seeing that I have never written
 2 III |    unannounced. He halted on seeing a man. For a moment Mme.
 3 V   |    window without the porter seeing one.”~He embraced her nervously,
 4 V   |      go alone, then. Adieu!”~Seeing that the situation was becoming
 5 V   |    rushed after her. Rachel, seeing him disappear, cried: “Stop
 6 VI  |    long a time go by without seeing you, especially after our
 7 VIII|      in hopeless meditation. Seeing that he did not speak, his
 8 IX  |       made a low courtesy on seeing so beautiful a lady appear;
 9 IX  |  with M. Duroy, exclaimed on seeing his son, and seating themselves
10 XI  |        I cannot live without seeing you; whether it be at your
11 XII |  woman at his feet. Finally, seeing that he could not free himself
12 XII |  anxiously. She exclaimed on seeing him:~“You know that Laroche
13 XIII|    his house, in the hope of seeing him pass by. He would have
14 XIII|   her. She soon arrived and, seeing him, exclaimed: “Ah, you
15 XIII| confer with Madeleine before seeing Walter again and writing
16 XVI |  regained her composure, and seeing that all was lost, she was