Chapter

 1  2,3|       Noble ladies! the idiots who long for the applause of the
 2  2,4|         because your diamonds were long since sold and replaced
 3  2,5|         than half an hour. It is a long time since I was blind -
 4  2,5|        torments that I endured for long months. For this was not
 5  3,1|           the adjoining room: "How long have you been here?" he
 6  3,1|             but they hate me. They long for my death, which would
 7  3,3|    sittings are eight or ten hours long, we play in his apartments
 8  3,4|            the husband who for ten long years had pursued the man
 9  3,4|          count began his. It was a long and arduous one, but at
10  4,1| Mademoiselle Marguerite's life one long misery," said he, "I need
11  5,2|          acquaintances. He was not long in discovering his advantage,
12  5,2|            that he had made a very long sea voyage when only a little
13  5,2|         distinctly too, how on one long winter night, a woman had
14  5,2|       Their poverty had not lasted long. He remembered being installed
15  5,2|        himself. The visitor held a long conference with his mother,
16  5,3|         Wilkie's lamentations were long and loud; but they did not
17  5,6|        asked: "Why did you wait so long before telling me all this?" ~"
18  5,6|          think, I'm sure of it. As long as I was strong support
19  6,2|         with me; and who knows how long it will be before he comes
20  7,1|           I don't think it will be long. And if monsieur wishes - " ~"
21  7,1|         had not been on guard very long, when he saw a brougham
22  7,3|          did not observe it. For a long time she hesitated, fearing
23  7,4|            indebted to any one for long, now that you have resolved
24  7,4|         true; you are my son? ' So long as you did not know who
25  7,7|       chafed her hands. It was not long before the cold water revived
26  8,1|           bill had been standing a long time already." ~"What, scoundrel!" ~
27  8,2|     remunerative course, she saw a long series of polite attentions
28  8,2|          us?" ~It did not take her long to discover the maid's opinion
29  8,4|        tear fell from Marguerite's long lashes. "I was very happy
30  9,1|           is the culprit!" ~What a long journey must be made before
31  9,4|         magistrate; but he lived a long way off, and time was pressing.
32  9,4|        will not be obliged to wait long. There are only four or
33  9,4|          Four or five persons! How long would she be obliged to
34 10,2|           been rewarded before. As long as you are engaged in this
35 11,2|          poverty has its bounds. A long time must have passed since
36 11,3|        hunger for heaven knows how long! That would be altogether
37 11,4|        servants would not know how long she had been absent even
38 12,3|           the house. Pascal drew a long breath as if relieved of
39 13,1|         should never forget her so long as he lived. And now he
40 13,2|         are only twenty-four hours long: and as you see, I'm very
41 13,2|  practicable. I have led this life long enough. I'll spend my last
42 13,2|            in a whisper. He drew a long breath, and then in a calmer
43 13,3|           successfully, even after long experience. Only two or
44 13,3|         the time of waiting seemed long. "Valorsay is playing the
45 13,4|       sorry to keep you waiting so long, but some one is waiting
46 14,1|           not be obliged to wait a long time for it? Yes, in all
47 14,2|        sight of the man who had so long been his model - the friend
48 14,5|       obtain money? It wouldn't be long before you were in the dock,
49 15,1|          growled, "What! some more long phrases - and another melodramatic
50 15,3|        passage. The voyage was one long torture to me, for it was
51 15,4|          lash. However, during our long journey, I learned the cause
52 15,4|    thousand dollars could not last long at this rate; and, in spite
53 15,5|         sous a day. And it was not long before even this scanty
54 15,5|       horror of death that made me long for any token of human sympathy.
55 15,6|         her terrible sacrifice and long martyrdom, she would draw
56 16,1|    conscience is touched, and when long dormant instincts at last
57 16,1|      spoken in his soul for many a long day. So, with his head proudly
58 16,3|       would show to me. He lives a long way off, but my brougham
59 16,3|            like a dagger, I should long ago have left you to incur
60 17,3|        porter. It did not take him long to find one, and having
61 18,1|         this weakness did not last long. Should she lose her energy?
62 18,1|         who might have noticed her long absence. ~An unnecessary
63 18,2|            day. For I know not how long my father and mother have
64 18,2|          eyes and glistened on her long lashes. "Whom did you fancy
65 18,3|        conclusion; but she was not long left to undisturbed meditation.
66 18,4|           then she did not slumber long. It was scarcely half-past
67 18,5|            He was not overcome for long; a thought of vengeance
68 19,2|  accordance with her character. As long as she had entertained any
69 19,2|            Revolte; and it was not long before he checked his panting
70 19,5|           drew her toward her in a long embrace, murmuring: "Marguerite,
71 20,3|           was ruined - that is the long and short of it. But what
72 20,3|          her start when she is too long in discarding, by ejaculating,