Chapter

 1 III  |          In ten minutes you can set me right. You can give me
 2 VI   |    seated themselves at a table set apart for them. One of the
 3 VII  |    reply, to the article.~Duroy set out upon his errand and
 4 VII  |         several vague words and set out for Rival’s house. Jacques
 5 VII  | overcoat, led him to the ground set apart for the duel, and
 6 IX   |     kissed the old peasants and set out.~As they were descending
 7 X    |         article of that. Let us set to work at once. Come, take
 8 XIII |     moments with M. Walter, and set out again, smoking, with
 9 XIV  |        to.”~After luncheon they set out for M. Lamaneur’s office.~
10 XIV  |         every link of which was set with a different stone.~
11 XV   |         thought you would never set your foot in their house
12 XVII |   chosen was Thursday, and they set out at nine o’clock in the
13 XVIII|       fulfill—a fine example to set.”~Du Roy listened to him