Chapter

 1 I   |      regretted that he had not remained where he was; but he had
 2 I   |      and he disappeared.~Duroy remained where he was; from time
 3 IV  |     which, in addition to what remained to him of his salary from
 4 V   |        only four francs twenty remained. He decided to say to Mme.
 5 V   |       to be recognized and she remained near their box, awaiting
 6 IX  |        For several moments she remained motionless, then raising
 7 X   |        excellent and the Count remained very late. When he was gone,
 8 X   |     returning home. As Georges remained silent, his wife, who divined
 9 XI  |      hundred and twenty francs remained for the orphans of the Sixth
10 XIII|     her face in her hands. She remained standing, shaken by sobs,
11 XIV |     laughed joyously while she remained pensive and grave.~It was
12 XVI | surprise his wife. One officer remained at the door to watch the
13 XVII|     left the room.~Mme. Walter remained alone with her suffering,