Part,  Chapter

 1      I,       I|     gentlemen. "Here is a little girl."~ ~"Why, so there is!"
 2      I,       I|       young man, with the little girl in his arms, reached the
 3      I,       I|            Have you got a little girl of your own?" queried the
 4      I,       I| therefore I cannot have a little girl."~ ~"But my mama has no
 5      I,       I|          I have not got a little girl, I know very well what to
 6      I,       I|          the keyhole. The little girl sprang nimbly from the bed,
 7      I,      II|     carried in his arms a little girl wrapped in a faded red shawl,
 8      I,      II|        help hunt for this little girl's home. If you have time,
 9      I,      II|    To-morrow at eleven o'clock a girl will fetch milk; she will
10      I,     III|          there was also a little girl secreted in your apartment,
11      I,     III|  monsieur, but about a child - a girl of perhaps twelve years."~ ~"
12      I,     III|       between the eight-year-old girl who was carried to your
13      I,     III|       incredulously. "The little girl who sat shivering in the
14     II,      II|        without a cap.~ ~"A young girl not more than fifteen, I
15    III,       I|         and the hostess, a young girl.~ ~The girl, to judge from
16    III,       I|     hostess, a young girl.~ ~The girl, to judge from her figure,
17    III,       I|        fastened around the young girl's hat; then, drawing her
18    III,      II|    fifteen years old! A grown-up girl does not kiss a man's hand."~ ~
19    III,     III|    Ludwig, savagely.~ ~The young girl withdrew trembling to the
20    III,      IV|     Doctor," stammered the young girl, so faintly that it was
21    III,      IV|       seen a theater. She had no girl friends with whom to exchange
22     IV,       I|          silk-lined tomb a young girl to whom he had become everything,
23     IV,      II|        moods. A sixteen-year-old girl might begin the study of
24     IV,     III|          with him; and the young girl was astonished beyond measure
25     IV,     III|    Innocent enough reading for a girl of sixteen!~ ~"I wonder
26     IV,     III|        giving place to the young girl.~ ~Marie looked through
27     IV,     III|     frantically toward the young girl's sleeping-chamber, leaving
28     IV,     III|     which was a bad move for the girl, for no one would employ
29     IV,      IV|          all trades to the young girl's apartment, and explain
30     IV,      IV|          might be. But the young girl, whose sparkling eyes had
31     IV,      IV|       Ludwig," replied the young girl, but with no brightening
32     IV,      IV|      Vavel gently took the young girl's hand in his.~ ~"Suppose
33     IV,      IV|        by the door?"~ ~The young girl gazed into his eyes as if
34      V,     III|          disloyalty to the young girl troubled him, and he could
35      V,     III|       table. Evidently the young girl had been studying.~ ~The
36      V,     III|    without a word drew the young girl's hand through his arm,
37      V,     III|        to some one?"~ ~The young girl calmly returned his glance,
38      V,     III|        had ever heard the gentle girl speak so excitedly.~ ~"Madame,"
39      V,     III|       proudly returned the young girl. "If you wish to feel certain
40     VI,     III|          rushed toward the young girl, raised her in his arms
41     VI,     III|        the confused and blushing girl. "Is there anywhere else
42     VI,     III|          perplexity at the young girl, then said in a low tone:~ ~"
43     VI,     III|          sake?" echoed the young girl, sorrowfully. "For my sake?
44     VI,     III|   Himself!" interposed the young girl in a fervent tone, lifting
45     VI,     III|       outburst from the innocent girl heart.~ ~"Your words, Marie,
46     VI,     III|      Vavel gently drew the young girl to his breast.~ ~"Marie,
47     VI,     III|    sunshine brightened the young girl's face; she flung her arms
48     VI,      IV|      Ludwig, surveying the young girl in surprise.~ ~"Who? Why,
49     VI,      IV|       baroness grasped the young girl's hands in both her own,
50     VI,      IV|       Was not the mother still a girl, like the daughter?~ ~"You
51     VI,      IV|      listener was the fair young girl! Her lips were pressed tightly
52     VI,       V|    sprang to her side, the young girl exclaiming reproachfully:~ ~"
53     VI,       V|         as she pressed the young girl closely to her breast.~ ~
54     VI,       V|        merrily laughed the young girl, "then I have really frightened
55     VI,      VI|         This action of the young girl seemed to please the woman.
56     VI,      VI|        pace with the eager young girl, who would have liked to
57     VI,      VI|     hastily interposed the young girl; "I shall never do that.
58     VI,      VI|       frankly returned the young girl.~ ~"Ah, I have an idea,"
59     VI,      VI|      herself conducted the young girl to her room. Marie exclaimed
60     VI,      VI|        she returned the grateful girl's good-night kiss.~ ~ ~ ~
61    VII,      II|          one of the other little girl who exchanged destinies
62    VII,      II|        now, one more kiss!~ ~The girl waiting in the adjoining
63    VII,     III|          region should steal the girl and the documents from the
64    VII,     III|         actual sympathy, if this girl, whose remarkable loveliness
65    VII,     III|        separate Themire from the girl than to win her from her
66   VIII,       I|        of betraying the innocent girl who loved and trusted her
67   VIII,       I|       live! While I was a little girl I was proud of the praises
68   VIII,      II|        now held toward the young girl the portrait M. Cambray
69   VIII,      II| Katharina!" interposed the young girl, "why do you speak so?"~ ~"
70   VIII,      II|            interrupted the young girl.~ ~"Yes, to deliver into
71   VIII,      II|       effort to detain the young girl - "Marie, do you wish to
72   VIII,      II|       away and held in the young girl's warm clasp, while she
73     IX,       I|         come in," said the young girl. "I want to speak to Lisette,
74     IX,       I|          another word, the young girl and her little escort had
75     IX,       I| repulsive countenance, the young girl went close to his side,
76      X,       I|          how delighted the young girl had been when she beheld
77      X,     III|           I mean the troublesome girl who has made so much ill
78      X,     III|        people have suffered; the girl whose ashes rest there in
79      X,     III|        authorities for the young girl's heirs. But none of the