Chapter

 1     I|              You see, it is of no use kicking up a row," said[
 2     I|          morning? I shall want to use it."~ ~"Impossible. The
 3    II|       that he might make a better use of his well-sharpened knife
 4    II|          word."~ ~"Enfin, of what use is that to me?"~ ~"Well,"
 5   III| peremptory tone now that he could use no other. "We want more
 6   III|           wine at one gulp or, to use his own technical expression,
 7    IV|     discipline might have been of use, now it only caused physical
 8     V|   convinced her that it was of no use to play the hypocrite or
 9     V|         might possibly refuse it. Use the name of my dead bride,
10    VI|            and, having no further use of her, he hurried out of
11   VII|         leather boots, and making use of a ramshackle old calèche,
12   VII|          a word; but it was of no use.~ ~It was a good old custom
13  VIII|           190] that I should make use of it as speedily as possible.
14  VIII|          will live a long time to use it."~ ~"Well, sir, that
15    XI|    however, is the best weapon to use against him. He will pay
16    XI|        love with you. It is of no use quarrelling with her. The
17  XIII|       themselves. But what is the use of expecting moderation
18  XVII|       think it more prudent, make use of my library."~ ~The choice