Chapter

1  5,2|     was his title, then his impudent assurance and his apparent
2  8,1| rang. A tall man-servant of impudent appearance and arrayed in
3  8,5|   Evariste appeared with an impudent smile on his face. "Madame
4 13,2|      Kami was no doubt more impudent, more cynical and more arrogant
5 13,8|    of such an audacious and impudent piece of rascality as that
6 15,6|  impressed him most was the impudent assurance of Madame d'Argeles'
7 17,3|     but with an exceedingly impudent air: "I'll repay you for