Chapter

 1  1,1|            fatal letter from Madame Leon the evening before, he believed
 2  8,1|          crown all, she took Madame Leon with her - Madame Leon,
 3  8,1|       Madame Leon with her - Madame Leon, whom she knew to be the
 4  8,1|        found a place next to Madame Leon on the seat facing them.
 5  8,1| Mademoiselle Marguerite, and Madame Leon, and motioned the coachman
 6  8,1|             I dismiss you." ~Madame Leon, who was standing near Mademoiselle
 7  8,1|         reveal her thoughts. "Hush, Leon," she replied. "We are the
 8  8,2|           was now offered to Madame Leon, who on comparing these
 9  8,2|            objections, which Madame Leon answered with a venomous
10  8,2|        distinguished person. Madame Leon in no wise doubted but this
11  8,2|      necessity of preventing Madame Leon from coming in contact with
12  8,3|           wife, and opposite Madame Leon, she asked herself if she
13  8,3|         Marguerite. At least Madame Leon thought so, or feigned to
14  8,3|             your relatives, my dear Leon," she said, without a shade
15  8,5|          own room. Thanks to Madame Leon's absence, she found herself
16  8,5|           place again before Madame Leon entered, evidently out of
17  8,5|            understand." ~But Madame Leon, who was usually so loquacious,
18  9,1|           taste of excellent Madame Leon. ~ ~
19  9,2|     keen-sighted person like Madame Leon should not have remarked
20  9,2|       rapping at the door of Madame Leon's room. "Who's there?" inquired
21  9,2|           It is addressed to Madame Leon. That is your name, is it
22  9,2|             have rushed into Madame Leon's room and have snatched
23  9,2|             could only watch Madame Leon as she read the letter,
24  9,2|      contents of her letter, Madame Leon had not gone back to bed.
25  9,2|      behavior of the others. Madame Leon's mind was occupied with
26  9,3|          indispensable. ~But Madame Leon, who had not the same reasons
27  9,3|           were not deceived, Madame Leon had left the key of the
28  9,4|           some clothes which Madame Leon had not yet found time to
29  9,4|              and read: "Dear Madame Leon - " "Dear me," she muttered, "
30  9,4|           excuse invented by Madame Leon to enable her to absent
31  9,4|             kept the letter, Madame Leon would immediately discover
32  9,4|         second to lose, that Madame Leon might return at any moment,
33  9,6|        Madame de Fondege and Madame Leon had returned, and the abstraction
34  9,6|             in the pocket of Madame Leon's dress. Then she breathed
35  9,6|        Madame de Fondege and Madame Leon might return at any moment.
36  9,6|          dear! ~On her side, Madame Leon proudly showed her dear
37  9,6|         lost their senses." ~Madame Leon was already in bed, and
38  9,6|           at that same hour, Madame Leon has an appointment with
39 11,3|          little while later, Madame Leon had suddenly remembered
40 12,1|            by the note which Madame Leon had given him at the garden
41 12,4|         note in pencil which Madame Leon had given to Pascal, and
42 12,4|             been the work of Madame Leon." ~If he had not already
43 12,4|             she had fathomed Madame Leon's character, I should not
44 13,6|            in an undertone: "Madame Leon is in the drawing-room with
45 13,6|            he hope to escape Madame Leon's keen eyes? Fortunately
46 13,7|    considerably disturbed by Madame Leon's visit to the marquis. "
47 13,8|            an encounter with Madame Leon and Dr. Jodon. ~"Well! Monsieur
48 16,2|       Marquis de Valorsay by Madame Leon, he had fathomed the whole
49 16,4|          skilful fellow whom Madame Leon has found for me. Everything
50 16,4|          night at the latest Madame Leon will let this man into the
51 16,4|        Maumejan, the doctor, Madame Leon, and Vantrasson, not counting
52 16,4|            when he perceived Madame Leon, who entered the room out
53 16,4|          not least," resumed Madame Leon, "on returning home this
54 17,2|             it happened that Madame Leon chanced to surprise her
55 18,1|             shopping. As for Madame Leon, most of her time seemed
56 18,1|         successively greeted Madame Leon, who returned home quite
57 18,2|             Laroze, to which Madame Leon had taken such a liking,
58 18,2|           cigar; and finally Madame Leon made her escape without
59 18,4|          anxiety, she forgot Madame Leon, but the latter had not
60 19,2|    difficulties might arise. Madame Leon, who had been invisible
61 19,2|       Marquis de Valorsay to Madame Leon. She placed it carefully
62 19,3|       conspiracy. I had seen Madame Leon, and had trusted her with
63 19,3|           coming, but it was Madame Leon who appeared. She brought
64 19,3|           Now she remembered Madame Leon's embarrassment when she
65 19,4|       marquis had written to Madame Leon. "Ah! this is the scoundrel'
66 19,5|             to-morrow night, Madame Leon will open the garden gate
67 19,5|        Chalusse, and just as Madame Leon and the wretch with her
68 20,1|             be deserted, and Madame Leon and Vantrasson can operate
69 20,2|               Vantrasson and mother Leon have confessed everything." ~"
70 20,3|            of Vantrasson and Madame Leon - the former of whom was