Chapter

  1  1,1|        when he awoke for the first time in the abode where he had
  2  1,1|            been a grand cook in my time," she added, "and I have
  3  1,1|           her as a person who some time ago was - well - no better
  4  2,1|          the eldest, "he's just in time. Announce him, and madame
  5  2,1|           death. Besides I haven't time to listen to your nonsense;
  6  2,1|          whist at the club." ~This time it was the master of the
  7  2,5|         half an hour. It is a long time since I was blind - full
  8  2,5|            that you spend all your time - when you are not gambling -
  9  3,3|           short, I feel that it is time for marriage, baron; and -
 10  3,3|           very suddenly; he had no time to make a will or to acknowledge
 11  3,4|           postponing until another time the many questions he still
 12  4,1|          making you waste precious time, as you say; but what you
 13  4,1|            you are at home at this time on the day after to-morrow,
 14  4,1|           to show itself; but this time he knew how to conceal the
 15  5,1|            doubt powerless for the time being, but who were ready
 16  5,1|             and jockey at the same time, he regularly every month
 17  5,2|       about four years old at that time. However, he had enjoyed
 18  5,3|           and he spent most of his time playing on the terrace or
 19  5,3|            went on until it became time for Wilkie to take his degree.
 20  5,3|      quarter, and in three months' time I shall send you a similar
 21  5,3|            But Wilkie did not take time to discover this. He hastily
 22  5,4|         Wilkie did not devote much time to solving this question. "
 23  5,4|            so he wrote again. This time he was obliged to wait for
 24  5,4|     allowance was not due for some time to come, and it was only
 25  5,5|        louis. This is scarcely the time to talk of millions. My
 26  5,5|  information to procure. I lost no time in coming to you, so that
 27  5,6|            in its way, at the same time advising his client to strike
 28  6,1|       suffer again? ~For the first time a terrible doubt came over
 29  6,2|     prevent any waste of "precious time," as the baron was wont
 30  6,2|         street, and trembling each time she heard or fancied she
 31  6,3|          sign me notes, dated some time back, to the amount of a
 32  6,4|           than a year. Before that time has elapsed you will have
 33  6,5|        suspense." ~"I will lose no time. M. Ferailleur is a very
 34  6,5|     certainly haven't been wasting time here, but I ought to have
 35  6,5|         reached the street just in time to betray her secret to
 36  7,1|  unmistakable petulance. ~"Lose no time." ~"There's no danger of
 37  7,1|        favorably, but, at the same time, it somewhat disturbed his
 38  7,1|       possible, without giving her time to prepare herself for the
 39  7,1|          he do? how should he kill time till the evening? A cab
 40  7,1|            Riche, devoting as much time as possible to the operation.
 41  7,1|             without giving himself time for further deliberation,
 42  7,2|        palpitations. For the first time it occurred to him that
 43  7,3|            face, and for the first time raised her tear-stained
 44  7,3|          know it will take me some time to acquire the habit. I
 45  7,3|         not observe it. For a long time she hesitated, fearing he
 46  7,4|            And, without giving him time to reply, she continued: "
 47  7,4|          have no bread." ~For some time already the ingenious young
 48  7,6|       privately, and I should have time to put the property out
 49  7,6|            We are wasting precious time. While you have been trifling
 50  7,6|            He arrived only just in time to fell Wilkie to the floor,
 51  7,6|           to his feet, at the same time rubbing his left elbow which
 52  7,6|            he - " ~He did not have time to finish his sentence,
 53  7,7|       mothers many anxious nights. Time will set everything to rights,
 54  7,7|          on his forehead, and each time the door opened or shut,
 55  8,1|         even violence, at the same time retaining a calm eye and
 56  8,1|            was coming on; it was a time when all Paris was on the
 57  8,1|           had been standing a long time already." ~"What, scoundrel!" ~
 58  8,2|      Indeed, madame, I haven't had time." ~"But it's more than a
 59  8,2|             my dear child. By this time to-morrow the room shall
 60  8,3|            pale; but before he had time to utter a word, his wife
 61  8,3|    residence." ~This was the first time since she had been engaged
 62  8,4|           we will make up for lost time! Beautiful as you are, my
 63  8,4|     strange man who spends all his time in playing cards." ~"This
 64  8,4|        cards." ~"This is the first time I ever heard the name mentioned." ~"
 65  8,5|          sorry. This is the fourth time I've come here with my bill." ~
 66  8,5|     fortunate that she had lost no time, for her writing-case was
 67  8,5|            enemies who spend their time in ridiculing them, and
 68  9,1|            of her enemies from the time M. de Fondege had asked
 69  9,1|           but she did not give him time to deliver it. "When I have
 70  9,1|           with disrespect a second time." ~This probably accounted
 71  9,2|        received her letter by this time: he would undoubtedly expect
 72  9,3|              But how much trouble, time and labor must be expended
 73  9,3|         breakfast-room at the same time, closely followed by Mademoiselle
 74  9,3|           her pride, that for some time she stood irresolute. At
 75  9,4|      Madame Leon had not yet found time to arrange, Marguerite saw
 76  9,4|          conduct up to the present time has been a chef-d'oeuvre,
 77  9,4|   dangerous as letters." ~For some time Marguerite stood, stunned
 78  9,4|          lived a long way off, and time was pressing. Besides she
 79  9,4|        Unwilling to waste any more time, she hastily entered a grocer'
 80  9,5|           boldness. But she had no time to prepare what she wished
 81  9,5|           He therefore wished some time for reflection, and he scrutinized
 82  9,5|        this would not be the first time that the decision of a court
 83  9,5|           de Fondege's house. "How time flies!" she murmured, quickening
 84  9,5|     without exciting remark - "how time flies!" But, hurried as
 85  9,6|           more; and, for the first time in six days, she felt something
 86  9,6|          frightful memories of the time when she was an apprentice
 87  9,6|           attacked, would she have time to produce and use the facsimile
 88  9,6|          in which he had spent his time. Having purchased the horses,
 89  9,6|          to herself, for the tenth time, "What do they take me for?
 90 10,1|      laughed too soon. In a week's time we'll see who laughs last." ~
 91 10,2|          you. But give me a little time, and I'll find out for sure.
 92 10,2|          infamous deed once upon a time. If it hadn't been for a
 93 10,3|     justified any course; besides, time was passing, and he had
 94 10,3|          at the desk, and the next time the viscount comes in, the
 95 10,4|            spend the rest of their time playing cards in the low
 96 10,5|     climbing the stairs, four at a time, and, a moment later, he
 97 10,5|        viscount did not spend much time in writing; he speedily
 98 10,6|              Agreed, sir! Grant me time enough to give an answer
 99 11,1|            and wrinkled before her time. Of her once remarkable
100 11,1|           of displeasure. And this time her eyes, instead of turning
101 11,1|     missive. Chupin had spent this time in scrutinizing - in appraising
102 11,2|     poverty has its bounds. A long time must have passed since the
103 11,3|          was ended. But he had not time to explain how or why, for
104 11,5|      arrest and prosecution at any time. I can prove that he deceived
105 11,5|        Valorsay's adviser for some time," he replied, "and he frequently
106 11,5|          may conceal himself for a time, but it is only to make
107 12,1|          door, and she had not had time to take off her shawl and
108 12,1|           she never alluded to the time when she was an apprentice?" ~ ~
109 12,2|          with her own hands at one time of her life." ~"Well, I
110 12,3|         matter?" ~It was the first time that a cloud had ever arisen
111 12,4|     examining it for the twentieth time, it occurred to me that
112 12,4|     suddenly, that he had not even time to acknowledge his daughter
113 12,4|           vain, and when it became time for him to repair to his
114 13,1|          on the ground floor. This time his guide remarked that
115 13,1|    resounded near him. He had only time to step aside, and a lady
116 13,1|           fashionable color of the time. And every fourth day even
117 13,1|     entered his mind for the first time. "What is the matter?" inquired
118 13,1|        money to Valorsay at such a time and under such conditions
119 13,2|   exclaimed. "Don't waste precious time in idle discussion. The
120 13,2|            baron frowned, and this time he omitted the title of
121 13,3|          in these trophies, so the time of waiting seemed long. "
122 13,4|           is guilty, for the first time, of a positive crime, forbidden
123 13,5|        simply because, in all that time, they were not able to raise
124 13,5|           he stopped short. It was time. The truth had almost escaped
125 13,5|           if they have enough. The time of old stockings, stuffed
126 13,5|     momentary respite, and to gain time was the main thing. Moreover,
127 13,6|      months." ~This, then, was the time he thought necessary for
128 13,6|          thousand francs the first time, and fifteen thousand the
129 13,7|           solution of this enigma. Time was flying, and before returning
130 13,7|            no! He deliberated some time, and then rejoined: "Really,
131 13,8|     incredulous tone. ~"Because my time was so much occupied." ~"
132 13,8|            stipulated sum, and the time he was to have for consideration
133 13,8|           could only gain a little time, he had yielded to temptation,
134 13,8|            we are wasting precious time, as you so often remark." ~
135 13,8|        lingered there until it was time to return to the Marquis
136 13,8|         there before the appointed time if he had merely listened
137 13,8|        consequences. But having no time to waste in hesitation,
138 13,8|           but I must have a little time to bring the affair to a
139 14,1|          be obliged to wait a long time for it? Yes, in all probability
140 14,1|            Yes, he sighed for that time! Ah! if he had only then
141 14,2|       angrily. "You come at a good time!" ~But M. de Coralth was
142 14,2|            account in double-quick time." ~M. de Coralth shrugged
143 14,3|            he would not allow much time to pass before putting his
144 14,3|         to-morrow at the appointed time." ~Thanks to the surprising
145 14,3|           of appearing at the same time most recherche but at ease,
146 14,3|        conception of the flight of time: so that on seeing M. de
147 14,3|          quarter of an hour behind time. Are you not ready?" ~"Yes,
148 14,3|       first, and probably the last time in his life, M. Wilkie distrusted
149 14,5|           me?" ~As usual, when the time came to carry out his happiest
150 14,5|            everything; and by this time my renunciation of my rights
151 15,1|            I saw him for the first time at a fete given at the house
152 15,1|          glances met for the first time, my heart was stirred to
153 15,1|             Besides, he gave me no time to breathe, or reflect.
154 15,1|       inevitable. At the very same time he was pursuing two other
155 15,2|             I had met him at night time in a little pavilion in
156 15,2|        seemed to be trying to gain time instead of picking up the
157 15,2|      movements. He did not give me time to question him. 'You are
158 15,3|           escaped my notice at the time, opened my eyes to the truth.
159 15,3| precipitate flight, he had not had time to realize the property
160 15,3|        labor. In a few weeks' more time he would undoubtedly have
161 15,4|  congratulate yourself! 'From that time forward, I noticed he displayed
162 15,4|       nearly a month, during which time I saw but little of your
163 15,4|            planters, and spent his time hunting and gambling with
164 15,6|   undoubtedly require considerable time and trouble to gain possession
165 16,1|           most agreeably spend the time until the hour appointed
166 16,1|           corners. ~Thus occupied, time flew by so quickly that
167 16,1|         without giving his friends time to congratulate him, he
168 16,2|             or even an heir at the time, I should have insisted
169 16,3|             In three or four days' time." ~The bargain was concluded.
170 16,4|            an autopsy will require time, and that will suit my plans
171 16,4|          route for America by this time." ~The viscount shook his
172 16,4|           complaints until another time," he said, harshly. "What
173 17,1|          of clerks who spend their time in counting my gold behind
174 17,3|        desired information." ~This time the search was a considerably
175 17,3|          for his toil, some little time had elapsed when he returned
176 17,3|            friends in less than no time. Although this porter knew
177 18,1|           Madame Leon, most of her time seemed to be taken up by
178 18,2|         this evening for the first time, but our acquaintance is
179 18,4|          The General returned some time afterward, and he was evidently
180 18,5|            silence. ~However, this time the baroness trembled. Her
181 19,1|           the cry resound a second time, even more shrill and prolonged
182 19,1|          than before. ~This was no time for hesitation, and so she
183 19,2|             speaking for the first time. ~Marguerite's response
184 19,3|           of joy. She had not even time to look around her, ere
185 19,3|           concealed yourself for a time in order to strike your
186 19,3|          and earnestly exclaimed: "Time is passing, my son. Each
187 19,3|          my will, and, at the same time, leave all my property to
188 19,3|           the proceedings for some time. The marquis asked for guarantees;
189 19,4|     anxiety, posted it at the same time as the original letter.
190 19,5|            name!" ~For some little time already the obstinate old
191 20,1|          joy like a pall; and each time the great entrance bell
192 20,3|            the door again. ~It was time he did so, for the commissary
193 20,3|            We are wasting precious time!" Sometimes they go out