Chapter

 1  2,5|         every place where a young girl ought NOT to be taken? Who
 2  3,2|       object?" ~ ~"To win a young girl whom I love. She - loved
 3  3,2|         so madly in love with the girl, then?" ~ ~"I think he cares
 4  3,3|       Ninette Simplon is a shrewd girl - a girl whom I have always
 5  3,3|      Simplon is a shrewd girl - a girl whom I have always suspected
 6  3,3|           my dear baron, that the girl I am about to marry hasn'
 7  3,3|         slightest glance from the girl I love, and sent purple
 8  3,4|       consent to his adopting the girl. She declared it an act
 9  5,6|           your mother was a young girl, about twenty, she fled
10  6,2|          is now a beautiful young girl. She lives at the Hotel
11  6,3|          indeed, should this poor girl be held responsible for
12  7,7|           power to save the young girl he loves, Mademoiselle Marguerite,
13  7,7|       aunt of the beautiful young girl whom M. and Madame de Fondege
14  8,2|        her broom and duster, this girl, exasperated undoubtedly
15  8,3|         in the presence of a poor girl who had just lost her father
16  8,3|          and addressing the young girl, she said: "I shall be obliged
17  8,4|        hope to dazzle this lonely girl, and then rule her through
18  8,4|    Fondege, "a marriageable young girl should never shut herself
19  8,5|        feels furious." ~The young girl tried to sum up the impressions
20  8,5|         and alone - for how can a girl avoid dangers she is ignorant
21  9,4|    accident occur, will throw the girl into my arms." Marguerite
22  9,4|        Marguerite shuddered. "The girl" referred to her, of course. "
23  9,4|          door to watch her. "That girl's certainly light-headed,"
24  9,5|          am only a poor, ignorant girl: excuse me, and give me
25  9,5|          possible that this young girl, with such a pure and noble
26  9,6|            And she - only a young girl - had outwitted this consummate
27  9,6|            I can place this proud girl in a perilous, terribly
28 11,1|        philosophically. "Here's a girl who was brought up like
29 11,4|         difficult task for her, a girl naturally so reserved, to
30 11,4|         beautiful, imposing young girl could be the poor little
31 11,4| understand you, sir," replied the girl. ~M. Fortunat smiled sweetly. "
32 11,5|          confidence of this young girl, who was the most beautiful
33 12,2|            What! you love a young girl, you swear in my presence
34 12,2|       that he persecuted the poor girl to such an extent that she
35 12,2|          sorrow, see you choose a girl of no family, a girl who
36 12,2|     choose a girl of no family, a girl who is outside the pale
37 12,2| disquietude when I think that the girl that you will marry is the
38 12,2|          Trigault, an unfortunate girl whom her mother cannot even
39 12,3|        among all others the young girl who will be the companion
40 12,3|        that an unusually talented girl can learn in four years,
41 12,3|            For this strange young girl shared Madame Ferailleur'
42 12,3|       said at last; "and no young girl, reared by a virtuous mother,
43 12,4|            Forget, therefore, the girl who has loved you so much:
44 12,4|       plan to let this poor young girl know that her companion
45 13,2|          you don't want the young girl you love to be deprived
46 14,3|       excited the envy of a young girl, did not look like himself.
47 15,6|      below the mark. When I was a girl I often heard my father
48 15,6|           as the dowry of a young girl who would have been the
49 16,2|        the lady." ~"She's a young girl who is - at least people
50 17,1|        heard this beautiful young girl speak to him in a voice
51 17,1|            that at last the young girl gently asked him: "Is there
52 18,1|           at murder? And the poor girl asked herself with a shudder
53 18,2|           him at table, the young girl could not refrain from furtively
54 18,2|       evident enough to the young girl that this had been preconcerted;
55 18,2|         beyond measure, the young girl listened with her head lowered,
56 18,4|         Without a word, the young girl hastened to obey, while
57 18,4|          she attributed it to the girl's remarkable beauty. "This
58 18,5|          the baron who this young girl was; he knew it only too
59 18,5|        This is your mother, young girl," he pushed the astonished
60 18,5|        husband brought this young girl - her daughter - to her
61 18,5|           hot breath scorched the girl's cheeks, "no one must be
62 18,5|     success?" ~"Yes," replied the girl, remembering her friend,
63 18,5|      forget, madame," replied the girl and she was already stepping
64 18,5|           mother." ~But the young girl passed on. "My mother is
65 19,1|      child?" ~For the unfortunate girl advanced with an automatic
66 19,1|         dearest?" ~Alas! the poor girl was utterly overcome. "It
67 19,1|          for she vainly plied the girl with questions all the way
68 19,1|          Thus thinking, the young girl sat alone and forgotten
69 19,2|        the old lady and the young girl remained silent, but this
70 19,2|      reluctant consent. The young girl who was destined to be her
71 19,3|         stopping to listen to the girl's protestations, he rapidly
72 19,5|         seemed strange in a young girl, Pascal. A timid, inexperienced
73 19,5|            A timid, inexperienced girl, who had been carefully
74 19,5|        are a noble and courageous girl!" exclaimed Madame Ferailleur. "
75 19,5|        poisoning the count." ~The girl shrugged her shoulders disdainfully. "