Chapter

 1 I    |      have been smitten several times.”~“That makes no difference.
 2 IV   |       Duroy revised it several times, only to have it rejected.
 3 VII  |    aimed at the target several times and then sat down to reflect.~
 4 VIII |   Constantinople. Two or three times a week, Mme. de-Marelle
 5 VIII |     asked for you two or three times. Will you go upstairs?”~
 6 IX   |       Alexandre!” two or three times in succession; then she
 7 XIII | affection, summoned him at all times by telegrams to meet her
 8 XIII |       of coldness, and even at times harsh words, to make her
 9 XIII |       have told me that twenty times; but you have had two children.”~
10 XVI  |     Georges rang again several times in succession. They heard
11 XVIII|         paced the room several times in order to regain his self-possession,
12 XVIII|  beadle struck the floor three times with his staff. All the