Chapter

 1 I   |       ventured to ask Roland to take her out in the boat. So
 2 I   |      the word to return, “Come, take your places at the oars!”
 3 I   |       sons, her two great boys, take off their jackets and roll
 4 I   |         him.”~“No, he would not take it. Besides, this legacy
 5 II  |     inspiration. “I will go and take a glass of liqueur with
 6 III |       Pierre, make haste, devil take you! You know we have to
 7 III |        wisest way of life is to take it easy. We are not beasts
 8 III |     sent for you. What will you take?”~“A bock. And you?”~“I
 9 III |       might turn up was good to take. He clinked his glass against
10 III |        may drink it; but do not take too much, or get into the
11 IV  |       always eclipse you when I take the trouble.”~As they drank
12 IV  |     threw himself on his bed to take a nap till dinner-time.
13 V   |    every-day life which he must take up again.~Well, he would
14 V   |          he had no vengeance to take. And he had not been deceived.~
15 V   |       Well, at any rate you may take your oath that that man
16 V   |       you are his heir. We will take it to your new rooms.” And
17 VI  |        dear old woman. You must take care of yourself.” Then,
18 VI  |          he murmured. “You must take something to quiet you.
19 VI  |     grief. Her husband tried to take her hands from her face,
20 VI  |       on the day when he should take up his abode there they
21 VI  |         ladies who hesitated to take the high step.~Some strangers
22 VI  |     sport to her that she might take an interest in it. But as
23 VI  |         that she could scarcely take it in. She echoed: “Marry
24 VII |        Mme. Rosemilly begged to take leave. It was decided that
25 VII |     then— a decent man does not take the money which brings dishonour
26 VII |     Pierre left you here. Come, take courage. I will arrange
27 VII |      put on your bonnet. I will take you home.”~“I will do just
28 VIII|       him to be rich. She would take him still if he were poor;
29 VIII| believed to be my father, I can take nothing from him, neither
30 VIII|         discerned that he could take nothing of Roland’s savings,
31 VIII|     street Jean said:~“Will you take my arm, mother?”~He was
32 IX  |      hurried up.~“What will you take, sir?”~She did not look
33 IX  |        want a heap of things to take with you. I have ordered
34 IX  |        and Pierre Roland was to take possession of the little