Chap.

 1        1|           Nowadays she drags her daughter about with her wherever
 2        1|       moment or two Gaga and her daughter seemed doubtful how to proceed,
 3        2|         did so and calling Nana “daughter.” Wasn’t she a second mother
 4        2|    history. She said she was the daughter of a midwife at Bercy who
 5        3|       from floor to ceiling. Her daughter Estelle, a slight, insignificant–
 6        3|        there by the side of that daughter of hers, sitting so insignificant
 7        3|         moved. It was the eldest daughter of the Baronne de Fougeray,
 8        3|        mother. How sad to lose a daughter in such a way!~“I am accused
 9        3|          struck. Assisted by her daughter, the countess was pouring
10        3|       she were the sister of her daughter, who appeared so withered
11        4|          Gaga, asked news of her daughter, whom he had had the pleasure
12        4|    details. Lucy Stewart was the daughter of a man of English origin
13        4|        Hequet, born at Bordeaux, daughter of a little clerk long since
14        4|        to save a fortune for her daughter. The latter was twenty–five
15        4|    lodging two stories above her daughter’s, where, moreover, she
16        4|       was Simonne Cabiroche, the daughter of a furniture dealer in
17        4|   contentment:~“There, there, my daughter,” he said, “that’s as it
18        6|      accompanied by his wife and daughter, had arrived overnight at
19        6|          to receive Gaga and her daughter Amelie in his trembling
20       10|        life, in his wife, in his daughter, in his love affairs and
21       10|         was going to ask for his daughter Estelle in marriage. When
22       10|       thoughts, asked him if his daughter Estelle were better. The
23       10|          wife always out and his daughter icily silent.~In family
24       10|       don’t want to prevent your daughter’s happiness. The young man’
25       11|          She’s in mauve, and her daughter in white by her side. Dear
26       11|        her presence! She was his daughter; she was blood of his blood!~
27       11|         months he had bought her daughter Amelie from Gaga for thirty
28       12|        had been anxious that her daughter’s wedding contract should
29       12|       ten years younger than her daughter. By the by, Foucarmont,
30       13| Tuileries, and soon Estelle, his daughter, brought an action against