Chap.

 1        1|      Meanwhile Fauchery, with extreme calmness, was looking at
 2        2|  while his looks betrayed the extreme of emotion. His youth, his
 3        3| country, the old man affected extreme surprise. Perhaps someone
 4        4|   looked unimpeachable in the extreme, what with their evening
 5        5|       the rice powder, taking extreme pains as she did so, to
 6        6|    where in a sudden burst of extreme contrition she kissed her
 7        6|   Count Muffat.~The latter in extreme agitation gazed after this
 8        6| Chamont bowed before her with extreme respect. An old man even
 9       12|         No,” he answered with extreme difficulty.~She gazed at
10       12|      kept harking back to the extreme respectability of his family.
11       12|        He began stammering in extreme embarrassment; whereupon
12       13|    before resignedly adopting extreme measures she tried her friends
13       13|      paralysis, she expressed extreme pity and took two boxes.