Chapter

 1  2,1|       exclaimed the eldest, "he's just in time. Announce him, and
 2  2,1|           up out of the water; he just shakes his head and troubles
 3  2,2|       future. Pay, monsieur - pay just once more." ~"No!" ~"If
 4  2,3|      freely once more. "They have just given him my card," he thought. "
 5  2,4|          you this amount, but not just now. Still if, as you say,
 6  3,1|           for hearing what I have just heard." ~ ~Why should he
 7  3,1|           terrible scene that had just taken place in the adjoining
 8  3,1|      terrible ordeal which he had just passed through had exhausted
 9  3,2|    business required my attention just now. Are you quite well?" ~ ~
10  4,1|        you say; but what you have just heard was only a necessary
11  4,1|          I haven't got it on hand just at this moment. But I shall
12  4,2|        The thought occurred to me just now while I was listening
13  5,3|           his calculation, he was just ten years old when, one
14  5,3|          returned to Paris he was just twenty years old, and the
15  5,3|       quarterly allowance. He had just three hundred francs left. ~ ~
16  5,4|         game of baccarat that was just beginning. "The devil!"
17  5,5| misgivings concerning his future. Just now he was cunning enough
18  5,6|     agreement which M. Wilkie had just signed would be binding.
19  5,6|           this young man had been just on the spot ready to pick
20  6,1|       after the gentleman who had just left the house, and ask
21  6,2|        Think of the past you have just invoked! Who helped you
22  6,4|         task of winning my heart, just as he would have devoted
23  6,5|       code has a weapon for every just cause. Perhaps there will
24  6,5|        and she reached the street just in time to betray her secret
25  7,1|        that his mistress had only just risen from her bed, "but
26  7,4|           felt like a man who had just fallen from the clouds. "
27  7,6|          went in. He arrived only just in time to fell Wilkie to
28  8,3|   presence of a poor girl who had just lost her father and all
29  8,3|    Bordeaux." ~The valet, who had just received a week's notice,
30  9,2|         letter, madame, which has just been sent up by the concierge.
31  9,2|    occupied with the news she had just received; and, besides,
32  9,3|       pocket of the dress she had just taken off. So it was with
33  9,4|         Your letter, which I have just received, confirms what
34  9,4|   extricate herself unaided. But, just as she gives herself up
35  9,4|        explanations, which I have just given you for your guidance,
36  9,5|      ready to dare anything for a just and noble cause. This striking
37 10,1|      shrewd, like he did himself. Just fancy, his business was
38 10,1|         unscrupulous blackguards. Just as I was thinking of going
39 10,1|     behind to pay the driver, had just entered the room. "You gave
40 10,2|        viscount. Ha! ha! Viscount just as much as I am - and no
41 10,3|    already caught up his hat; but just as he was leaving the room,
42 10,3|           responsible for it. But just leave it here at the desk,
43 10,4|     reason for inquiring is this: just now, as I passed near the
44 10,5|          because the baroness has just sent some flowers. On Sunday,
45 11,1|            what was I telling you just now? Everything comes to
46 11,2|      which precedes intelligence, just as the dawn precedes daylight,
47 11,3|   unworthy of a man." ~It is only just to say that money had never
48 11,3|           Chupin, and Florent had just slipped the letter into
49 11,3|           explain how or why, for just as he was about to do so,
50 11,5|           Hit!" he thought - "hit just in the bull's-eye. Zounds!
51 11,5|         mistake about what I have just told you." ~"I don't question
52 12,1|    Revolte. Madame Ferailleur was just returning home when he arrived,
53 13,1|         Nonsense!" ~"You offer me just what I came to ask for." ~ ~
54 13,2|          no money at his disposal just now, and finally say, 'No.'" ~
55 13,2|       Possibly: but I'm very busy just now. I wrote to you explaining
56 13,3|           a large dog. Pascal was just saying to himself that the
57 13,3|              Pray be seated. I am just finishing here; I shall
58 13,4|      little leisure at my command just now." ~The marquis seemed
59 13,5|      baron is very short of money just now." ~"Nonsense! a man
60 13,5| ridiculous parvenus into society, just because they happen to have
61 13,5|   contemptuous sneer. "Didn't you just tell me that we were living
62 13,6|             We are rather cramped just now; but see that rascal
63 13,7|          felt certain that he had just slipped round M. de Valorsay'
64 13,7|        swords with him." ~"That's just what my steward, who is
65 13,7|           the promise we made you just now." ~"Naturally." ~"Then,
66 13,8|        exclaimed: "Since you have just lent me twenty-four thousand
67 14,1|      conscious of one fact - that just as he raised his hand to
68 14,3|   obsequious attention - in fact, just as if he looked upon him
69 14,4|    because your cause seems to me just, and, also, because you
70 15,2|     candles. One night when I had just joined Arthur in the pavilion,
71 15,3|           And the blow had fallen just as he fancied he had reached
72 15,3|          he had reached the goal; just as he thought he would reap
73 15,6|          is on the wane; yours is just rising. All that he is regretting,
74 16,1|           to say the least. I was just saying so to Coralth when
75 16,4|         to be had!" she groaned. "Just my luck. I came on foot,
76 17,2|           to himself. ~Chupin had just remembered one of M. Isidore
77 17,3|           driver?" ~"I can't say, just at this moment; he's on
78 17,4|          Railway Company?" ~"As I just told you." ~"That doesn'
79 18,1|       Mademoiselle Marguerite was just beginning a letter to her
80 18,3|        father?" ~"The General has just gone to his club." ~"And
81 18,4|          from his fingers. He had just perceived Mademoiselle Marguerite,
82 19,1|           ill at the last moment, just when I have most need of
83 19,2|           emotion. The driver had just turned the corner of the
84 19,5|        the Hotel de Chalusse, and just as Madame Leon and the wretch
85 20,1|         to Coventry later on, but just now M. Wilkie was too useful
86 20,1|   answered: "A poor devil who has just come into possession of
87 20,2|            yes, all that you have just heard is true. I was sinking,