Chap.

1        2|            Thus, if the salt were upset, it meant nothing, even
2        2|       said, a peal loud enough to upset the neighborhood, seeing
3       10|           any use to her, she had upset existing arrangements, establishing
4       10| understood what it meant. She was upset and enraged by it, the more
5       11|    Louiset, whom the open air had upset. A long story, which was
6       12|          the house seemed utterly upset. All the servants were galloping
7       12|           imbecile pleasantry had upset him in spite of his apparent
8       13|        him. Seeing him thoroughly upset, she tried to contain herself.~“