Chap.

1        5| recollection which had in any way troubled his peace of mind from the
2        8|           that day forth he never troubled himself about money again
3        9|         with a broken voice and a troubled expression.~“I tell you
4       10|           many a louis out of the troubled waters.~One morning when
5       10|           about which no one ever troubled. But the hardest to bear
6       10|          asked Nana, noticing his troubled appearance.~“With me? Nothing—
7       12|       herself, did not notice his troubled state. She had run to meet