Chapter

 1  2,5|          commiseration, she said: "Poor baron! It is no doubt in
 2  3,2|           you love? Ah! if he were poor - if his fortune were impaired -
 3  3,4|     opulent Baron Trigault and the poor devil who went to seek his
 4  3,4|       resumed M. de Valorsay, "the poor count was fated to have
 5  3,4|         all this. In any case, the poor count found it impossible
 6  3,4|        husband must either be very poor or exceedingly stingy; and
 7  5,1|            liquor, and in fact the poor animal was so nearly starved
 8  5,1|          risked their money on the poor animal - and lost it. ~In
 9  5,2|           on Pompier!" ~But, alas! poor Pompier de Nanterre fell
10  5,2|     something to eat. And then the poor woman who held him by the
11  5,2|       again in a faltering voice: "Poor child! my beloved Wilkie!
12  5,3|     thousand francs, he beguiled a poor devil into running the risk
13  5,6|     influence over him?" ~"Rich or poor, I can mould him like wax." ~"
14  6,1|      prosecution of my claim to my poor brother's estate. In refusing
15  6,1|        livelihood. As the son of a poor, betrayed, and deserted
16  6,2|            have I done?" ~"You, my poor Lia - nothing!" ~"Then -
17  6,3|           why, indeed, should this poor girl be held responsible
18  6,3|            well! what's this about poor d'Argeles?' 'Pshaw! - no
19  6,4|           miserable end of all the poor wretches whose passing luxury
20  6,4|        disappeared. I shall remain poor. My fortune is not so large
21  6,5|          whence he could watch the poor woman's every movement. ~
22  7,1|         quite evident he had but a poor opinion of his pupil's sagacity. "
23  7,3|            easily won victory. The poor woman misunderstood this
24  7,3|       breath was ebbing away, your poor little arms no longer had
25  7,3|           do, upon my word I do." ~Poor woman, her face brightened.
26  7,4|                              4~The poor woman listened to these
27  7,4|          Men are ruined here. Some poor wretches have blown their
28  7,4|      misjudged him," she thought. "Poor Wilkie! Evil advice has
29  7,4|            heart. In that case, my poor child," she said aloud, "
30  7,5|         that case we should remain poor, and the government would
31  7,5|         formerly given you by your poor mother." ~Wilkie's face
32  7,6|      incomprehensible terror. "The poor woman has been betrayed,"
33  7,6|            answer you!" ~Alas! the poor woman could no longer hear.
34  7,7|         away," replied the baron. ~Poor woman! with returning life
35  7,7|            he has betrayed YOU, my poor Lia, he has only been a
36  8,1|         not millionaires like your poor father. We have only a modest
37  8,2|           even much too good for a poor widow whose misfortunes
38  8,3|      unseemly in the presence of a poor girl who had just lost her
39  8,3|       hangings, were all in rather poor taste, perhaps, but costly,
40  8,4|            year! Still I know that poor M. de Chalusse, though unquestionably
41  8,4|     murmured, "impossible! But, my poor child, what did you do for
42  8,4|      afterward? Do you suppose, my poor dear, that I'm going to
43  8,4|            the charms of solitude. Poor dear! I doubt if you have
44  8,5|          her now that she was left poor and alone - for how can
45  9,3|     America, to the despair of the poor shopkeepers. And thus every
46  9,5|          she resumed. "I am only a poor, ignorant girl: excuse me,
47 10,4|           follow Madame d'Argeles. Poor woman! She had sacrificed
48 10,4|        were working to betray her. Poor creature! how she must have
49 10,4|          own son! I, who am only a poor plebeian, should die of
50 10,6|          the rich baroness and the poor tobacco dealer, and his
51 11,1|           name in speaking of her. Poor woman! She was undoubtedly
52 11,2|     distrust and astonishment. The poor boy's repulsive uncleanliness
53 11,2|              Why?" ~"Mamma is very poor." ~"And wouldn't you like
54 11,3|              Chupin's mother - his poor good mother, as he called
55 11,3| unprecedented, on the part of this poor lad, who, having neither
56 11,3|         Take twenty sous from that poor creature, who hasn't had
57 11,4|            young girl could be the poor little apprentice whom he
58 11,4|          help of my experience and poor ability in clearing an innocent
59 12,1|            of doors? On seeing the poor wretches who have been driven
60 12,2|            that she had abused the poor child, and had made a slave
61 12,2|          libertine. He fancied the poor little apprentice - she
62 12,2|     wounded that he persecuted the poor girl to such an extent that
63 12,4|            a good plan to let this poor young girl know that her
64 13,1|           opulent men, he knew few poor people who wore their poverty
65 13,5|          irony. ~"He is indeed!" ~"Poor baron! Ah! I pity him -
66 13,8|                                  8~Poor Kami. He was in despair. "
67 14,1|       terrible sacrifice that this poor woman had made for him in
68 14,3|            knows with what disdain poor Costard and Serpillon would
69 14,5|         large fortune. If you were poor and compelled to earn your
70 15,1|           and often the prison, of poor girls of noble birth. ~"
71 15,3|         there were rich people and poor people, that money was a
72 16,4|          the marquis replied: "The poor devil must be en route for
73 17,1|        evident, and he twisted his poor cap so despairingly, that
74 17,2|          through the darkness. But poor and humble, without letters
75 17,2|           was there now. ~He was a poor devil who, while receiving
76 17,4|          you'd like to trample the poor under foot, would you! Very
77 18,1|        hesitate at murder? And the poor girl asked herself with
78 18,3|            have told you that I am poor, very poor, and that I should
79 18,3|           you that I am poor, very poor, and that I should probably
80 18,3|          he lingered. "I am only a poor devil of a lieutenant,"
81 18,4|            compassion, exclaimed: "Poor child! poor, dear child!
82 18,4|            exclaimed: "Poor child! poor, dear child! that's true.
83 19,1|            what has happened to my poor child?" ~For the unfortunate
84 19,1|            my dearest?" ~Alas! the poor girl was utterly overcome. "
85 19,1|            bounds. "Don't tire the poor child," he said to Madame
86 19,4|         for an hour of courage. My poor father's plan also occurred
87 19,5|            which distinguished the poor women of the people among
88 20,1|            carelessly answered: "A poor devil who has just come
89 20,3|      Montrouge, where she provides poor, betrayed and forsaken girls