Chapter

 1  1,1|         himself what would be the good of it? And in this way the
 2  2,1|       have been quarrelling for a good half-hour. And, heavenly
 3  2,2|         wounded by this breach of good manners, Van Klopen at last
 4  2,2|          me with a law-suit; very good. I'll take it upon myself
 5  2,3|         break. And undoubtedly, a good many of the insults which
 6  2,5|           day, he telegraphed the good news to his wife. But in
 7  2,5|            and his brain reeled. "Good Lord! what a likeness!"
 8  3,3|    surrender your liberty without good and substantial reasons." ~"
 9  3,3|       there! I don't deserve such good fortune. I must have been
10  3,3|    strange!" ~"Isn't it? It is as good as a novel." ~"Would it
11  3,4|           It is the perfection of good taste and high breeding - "
12  4,1|       detecting a coming appeal. "Good heavens!" he thought, "Valorsay
13  4,2|          that it could do them no good; so, why have they still
14  4,2|           s opinion? Then it is a good one. Come, let us reason
15  5,1|      startling revenge whenever a good opportunity presented itself.
16  5,1|        evening he said to me, 'My good friend, Domingo's defeat
17  5,1|         of the kind, for the very good reason that he did not even
18  5,4|         would be a piece of grand good luck and no mistake. It
19  5,5|         alarmed. I have only some good news to communicate," and
20  5,5|           he replied: "Ah! that's good - very good - excellent!"
21  5,5|            Ah! that's good - very good - excellent!" He tried his
22  5,6|       mould him like wax." ~"Very good. Marguerite was escaping
23  5,6|      supposed that this wonderful good fortune was too much for
24  5,6|         think it a piece of grand good luck!" ~ ~
25  6,3|          had better be spent in a good cause than in swelling the
26  6,3|       sorry to hear it. She was a good creature.' 'Oh, excellent;
27  6,4|        ascertain if there are any good bargains to be had. This
28  6,5|         that he was the bearer of good news. "Everything is going
29  7,1|          uneasy; the affair is as good as concluded." ~"I hope
30  7,2|       mother, that is to say, the good fairy whose protection had
31  7,4|     moralizing! that's really too good! I should like a few minutes
32  7,5|         had, I have gained a very good position in society; and
33  8,2|          room to be even much too good for a poor widow whose misfortunes
34  8,4|         at the Hotel de Chalusse? Good heavens! how dull it must
35  8,4|         shrewd for that. She took good care not to mention as much
36  9,1|           the settlement of fifty good ones. The truth of this
37  9,2|        For she was rather fond of good living, the dear lady, as
38  9,4|          consider the business as good as concluded. Your conduct
39  9,4|         But no - this would do no good - the marquis could still
40  9,5|          suddenly conceived was a good one. "One more question,
41  9,6|   speculation had put him in such good humor that he had been unable
42 10,1|        which he had considered as good as won. And he had not only
43 10,2|           on M. Fortunat's face. "Good, Victor!" he said, approvingly, "
44 10,2|          said, approvingly, "very good! I see that you will serve
45 10,2|           air - "you have seen my good mother - my expenses are
46 10,2|    ashamed of it. M. Andre and my good mother, they are my supports,
47 10,3|        that I know how to repay a good turn." ~"And if you don'
48 10,3|     returned, Chupin embraced the good woman with the respectful
49 10,4|         completely reassuring the good woman, and that was to tell
50 10,4|         employer's intentions are good now; but they WERE criminal
51 10,4|          him. "You speak like the good mother that you are," he
52 10,5|           and as your wine was so good, I'll do your errands for
53 10,6|       confide this one to you, my good fellow, and it's very fortunate,
54 11,2|         its deformity. Chupin had good cause to feel proud of his
55 11,3|        Chupin's mother - his poor good mother, as he called her -
56 11,3|     consecrated to the service of good. By becoming the instrument
57 11,4|            It must have been your good angel who inspired you with
58 12,2|    servant, Madame Vantrasson?" ~"Good Heavens!" ~"I understood
59 12,3|           Vantrasson was really a good cook, and in this first
60 12,3|          impatiently, "Isn't that good?" and as the only reply
61 12,3|       scarcely enthusiastic "Very good," she vowed she would never
62 12,4|             I think it would be a good plan to let this poor young
63 13,2|   exceedingly shrewd. Courage and good luck!" ~ ~
64 13,4|       said to himself: "This is a good thing to know. Before this
65 13,8|       paid for them; and I paid a good round price, I assure you.
66 13,8|        than Pascal, the baron had good reason to distrust the accuracy
67 13,8|         an investigation." ~"What good would that have done? Besides,
68 13,8|         was only half-past two; a good hour and a half remained
69 14,1|           paltry considerations - good enough for commonplace and
70 14,2|           angrily. "You come at a good time!" ~But M. de Coralth
71 14,3|            A duel with him - what good luck! Well! he may sleep
72 14,3|           in your cause, it is as good as gained." And as his companion
73 14,4|         If she consents, well and good! If she refuses, we will
74 15,1|         had known sorrow, and had good cause to rail at destiny.
75 15,4|          last!' After that, I had good reason to expect that I
76 15,6|      doubt his abundant supply of good sense, "Let us put an end
77 15,6|       hope I shall soon have some good news to bring you," he began. ~"
78 16,1| obsequiously. "This gentleman, my good fellow," said M. de Valorsay,
79 16,1|           his anxiety to secure a good situation, M. Casimir had
80 16,1|         Valorsay; he had talked a good deal, and the marquis had
81 16,1|            Two millions! that's a good haul. Tell me, my friend,
82 17,1|          wish. It would be a very good plan, but if it displeases
83 17,1|        for her sake; and she's as good and as clever as she's handsome.
84 17,4|         in mentally ejaculating, "Good! the old woman isn't here."
85 18,2|          the fair sex. It was the good cheer that loosened his
86 18,3|           whiter than his shirt. "Good God!" he exclaimed in a
87 18,5|        But first of all, I have a good secret to confide to you.
88 18,5|      exclamation of joy. "Ah! how good you are!" she exclaimed - "
89 18,5|       explanation." ~"Marguerite! Good God! you repulse me. After
90 19,1|         little after all, for the good lady did not even pretend
91 19,3|         you believe me guilty?" ~"Good God! I suspect you!" ~"Then
92 19,3|     proposal. 'I don't doubt your good intentions, my dear count,'
93 19,4|        rather than yield? We have good reason to suppose so. However,
94 20,1|        has taken the place of the good fairies of former times,
95 20,1|         out, "I say, Valorsay, my good friend," or, "Upon my word!
96 20,1|         his appearance. "Come, my good friends!" said he, "my carriage