Chapter

1  1,1|         Vantrasson protested. She expressed her willingness to deduct
2  1,2|          this denouement that she expressed her willingness to enter
3  5,3| restaurants, bought everything he expressed a desire to have, and at
4  7,2|    sentimental," as he would have expressed it. So he lowered his head,
5 10,3|        him." However, although he expressed this conviction he went
6 10,5|           room he entered; and he expressed his admiration so artlessly
7 10,5|         at his toilette." ~Chupin expressed his feelings with a grimace
8 12,2|       living in grandeur, as they expressed it. But in this they lied
9 14,3|        the mark," as he elegantly expressed it. ~ ~