Chapter

 1  1,1|        confess; so she decided to find some work, that would furnish
 2  1,2|          men he had to deal with, find out exactly who the Marquis
 3  1,2|       himself. "I shall certainly find Baron Trigault's address
 4  1,2|         this princely abode could find any pleasure at the gaming
 5  3,3|       sooner or later. I begin to find a bachelor life not so very
 6  3,3|        illegitimate child, should find herself penniless?" ~"A
 7  3,4|          the slightest attempt to find his daughter, so much did
 8  4,1|      folks must take them as they find them. But his rudeness now
 9  4,1|          was difficult for him to find the words he wanted. ~"So
10  4,1|         church, but there he will find me - armed - and I will
11  4,2|         will crush Valorsay if we find that he is really the instigator
12  4,2|         scheme?" ~Pascal tried to find a satisfactory answer, but
13  4,2|        Proofs! Ah! where shall we find them? We must gain an intimate
14  4,2|         The best plan would be to find some man devoted to our
15  5,4|         of obdurate relatives, or find the way to the most closely
16  5,5|          he was cunning enough to find a means of procuring the
17  5,5|       comes, that people begin to find fault with the rate of interest. ~"
18  5,6|         he had specified. "I must find Wilkie at once," he said
19  6,1|           delay? Had he failed to find the baron? At last the sound
20  7,1|           not to admit him. "I'll find out if that is the case,
21  7,4|          near London where we can find a refuge. My connections
22  7,5|          to disturb you. You will find him full of insatiable greed
23  7,6|      shall answer for it. I shall find your address, and to-morrow
24  7,7|          that I am endeavoring to find some other excuse to crush
25  8,1|       mistress, and she unable to find any response, save, "I dismiss
26  8,2|          was greatly surprised to find this handsome, queenly young
27  8,3|          told her where she would find the key of the famous cellar.
28  8,4|    astonished and even ashamed to find that she could dissemble
29  8,4|        like a nun. She will never find a husband if she remains
30  8,5|         on going to mass, I can't find an opportunity to throw
31  9,2|         must be a fool if I can't find some way of gaining possession
32  9,2|          again. "I'm sure I could find in it the explanation of
33  9,4|         letter, "that you did not find me at home, for I have instructions
34  9,4|   pressing. Besides she might not find him at home. Then she thought
35  9,4|        foot of the hill, you will find the photographer Carjat." ~"
36  9,4|         return at any moment, and find the letter missing; and,
37  9,6|      horses, his next task was to find a carriage, and he had heard
38 10,2|         told you before, and I'll find his wife for you in a few
39 10,2|           a little time, and I'll find out for sure. As soon as
40 10,3|         directory. Still, I shall find him." However, although
41 10,3|           of the waiters. "If you find money, you are, of course,
42 10,3|         turn." ~"And if you don't find the viscount," added the
43 10,5|          5~Chupin had expected to find that M. de Coralth's apartments
44 10,6|         he goes. I should like to find out the name of the kind
45 11,1|       stood open. Chupin tried to find out who this person was,
46 11,2|        the cleanest spot he could find on the boy's face, and set
47 11,4|          she vainly endeavored to find a plausible explanation
48 11,5|        name of Chupin, if I don't find him for you in less than
49 12,3|       struggle? And where can one find the mother who does not
50 12,4|           her. It will be easy to find some excuse for sending
51 13,1|          wherever they chanced to find it. "Ah, well, my dear Ferailleur,"
52 13,3|      reproach himself. Only fools find consolation in saying: "
53 13,3|      character, which one did not find in the Avenue des Champs
54 13,5| arrangements, and I shouldn't now find myself in a dilemma from
55 13,6|         le Marquis; and since you find the conditions onerous - - " ~"
56 13,7|          nature. He was amazed to find that he could utter falsehoods
57 13,7|           marquis's house he must find out what had aroused the
58 14,1|         done, and have striven to find some way to conceal his
59 14,2|        mad?" ~"Viscount!" ~"I can find no other explanation of
60 14,3|         up in the morning he will find Costard and Serpillon on
61 14,3|            Yes, but where could I find protectors?" ~The viscount'
62 14,5|         know," he replied, "and I find you moving." ~"I am not
63 15,2|          home. It will be easy to find an explanation for last
64 15,4|       single word of mine, and to find that he had not the power
65 15,5|   possessed. My first care was to find a place of shelter. For
66 15,5|     obtain pupils. Where should I find them? I had no one to recommend
67 15,5|         last, I decided to try to find some employment in needlework,
68 15,6|         was wondering how I could find the means of carrying the
69 15,6|         possessed of means, would find no difficulty in obtaining
70 16,1|        Unfortunately he failed to find this friend, and eager to
71 16,1|   extremely unpleasant for me, to find myself mixed up in the affair;
72 16,2|     worthy man. Monsieur will not find his equal." ~Unfortunately,
73 16,2|    disappeared. Show me the vial, find the money, and I will admit
74 16,3|     Wilkie's choice. "Where can I find him?" he inquired. ~"At
75 16,3|           doctor was now ready to find traces of any poison whatsoever
76 17,1|           name I bear if I do not find M. Ferailleur for you in
77 17,1|    training, and I think you will find him a faithful servant." ~
78 17,2|        his fixed determination to find Pascal Ferailleur, and the
79 17,2|          himself. "I hope I shall find him at his desk! Come, Victor,
80 17,2|          and he so much wishes to find her that he would willingly
81 17,3|      astonishing! But where can I find this driver?" ~"I can't
82 17,3|          did not take him long to find one, and having done so,
83 17,3|           where? If he could only find out this woman who had called
84 17,4|         else he lost it. He can't find it anywhere. I came to ask
85 18,1|          to you, he was trying to find a person whom he could trust
86 18,1|       services, thinking he could find no one more trusty than
87 18,1|           money lavishly; try and find out the names of the people
88 18,1|           woman, was delighted to find herself mixed up in an intrigue,
89 18,2|         lowered, vainly trying to find words to express the feelings
90 18,4|  forbearance, and that they would find their son more inexorable
91 18,4|       feeling sure that she would find an opportunity to post her
92 18,4|         who had solemnly sworn to find Pascal for her. A little
93 18,5|          excitement, and fails to find it; the woman who is blase,
94 19,5|          s house, where they will find your father's will and the