Chapter

 1 I   |   sitting in the bows, so as to leave the stern seat to the two
 2 I   |      death of any one who might leave them anything.~Mme. Roland,
 3 I   |       into the world, so I will leave him my savings.’”~Mme. Roland,
 4 I   | perplexed: “Well, then, we will leave him rather more in our will.”~“
 5 II  |        standing up now. “I will leave you to dream of the future.
 6 III |      Impossible! And you—did he leave you nothing?”~“No. I knew
 7 III |   childless old bachelor should leave his fortune to a friend’
 8 III |       world; but that he should leave the whole of it to one alone—
 9 IV  |     with my parents, why did he leave all his money to my brother
10 IV  |         What made this Marechal leave all his fortune to Jean?”~
11 IV  |        Well then— well then—why leave his whole fortune to Jean?
12 V   |         circles if they want to leave early.”~“Oh, in fashionable
13 VII |        Rosemilly begged to take leave. It was decided that old
14 VII |    mother!”~“I will not let you leave me, mother. I have no one
15 VII |          but she held him off.~“Leave me—listen; I still have
16 VII |       must, this minute. Do not leave me. I am so afraid of him—
17 VIII|   intolerable desire to fly, to leave the house which was his
18 VIII|            Then you will get me leave to go over every part of
19 IX  |   landed, Beausire at once took leave of them to go to breakfast