Chapter

 1 I   |      on again. In front of the Place de la Bourse Roland paused,
 2 I   |    Roland. “To-morrow, at your place, at two?”~“Quite so. To-morrow,
 3 III |        it had ceased.~“In your place,” Mme. Roland was saying
 4 III |   exclaimed:~“Christi! In your place I should buy a nice yacht,
 5 III |     looking about him for some place where he might sit down.
 6 III |        who sat in his father’s place, an enormous bouquet of
 7 III |        asperity:~“In the first place, captain, you are a stronger
 8 IV  |      in common which fills the place of love, and even of regard,
 9 V   |  drawing-room in a conspicuous place, till one day when the wife
10 V   | anything till it is all in its place.”~And his wife replied: “
11 VI  |     day he would teach him his place and give him a lesson, for
12 VI  |    Beausire. “Indeed it is the place on all the coast where most
13 VIII|       Is it very hard to get a place as medical man on board
14 VIII|     changed the arrangement to place them in more harmonious