Chapter

 1 1 |       he succeeded with great difficulty in concealing the half. ~
 2 6 |         Does he talk?" ~"With difficulty, but he can speak." ~"Well,
 3 7 |      being ordained, a little difficulty with--But that would not
 4 10| restrained himself with great difficulty from taking a part in the
 5 10|      frequented the hotel, no difficulty was made in complying with
 6 12|    entered the Louvre without difficulty. Mme. Bonacieux was known
 7 15| Chaste. Posterity will find a difficulty in understanding this character,
 8 28|    all things consists in the difficulty. The matter is gallant.
 9 28|       add to the merit of the difficulty that of the brevity, and
10 33|           We have always some difficulty in believing such things,
11 45|     that awaited her, made no difficulty in following them. She had
12 49|       captain replied without difficulty and without hesitation.
13 51|    that such viands pass with difficulty through convent gratings;
14 61|       above all, have so much difficulty in penetrating the walls
15 63|      wait?" ~"Oh, there is no difficulty in that. I shall stop and