Chapter

 1 1 |      was one circumstance which created a powerful obstacle to the
 2 3 | penetration, so much frankness, created admiration, but did not
 3 9 |     Madame Bonacieux. Woman was created for our destruction, and
 4 21|       not get over the surprise created in him by this minister,
 5 26|        him thus; and the matter created some scandal which obliged
 6 42|  enjoying themselves very much, created such a disturbance that
 7 43|         go back. The hesitation created some suspicion in the three
 8 48|      whether it was from terror created by the threats or from tenderness
 9 48| suspicions that might have been created, read aloud: ~"My cousin,
10 51|       the causes of his sadness created the gaiety of others. Making
11 55|     that fire which had already created such disorder in the veins
12 66|      large coppery clouds which created a sort of twilight amid