Chapter

 1  1,2|       stimulus he needed. Now she saw him as she wished to see
 2  2,5|         back in the shade. But he saw her, and his brain reeled. "
 3  3,2|            She - loved me, and he saw that I was an obstacle.
 4  3,4|        die by this man's hand. He saw danger on every side. If
 5  4,1|          did not pronounce it. He saw Pascal emerging from the
 6  5,2|      future glory haunted him! He saw himself the possessor of
 7  5,3|             growled Wilkie, as he saw the door close on the retreating
 8  5,4|       consider himself ruined. He saw himself reduced to dismissing
 9  6,2|       homeless and penniless? You saw no refuge but in death,
10  6,4|     business transaction. He only saw in me the fortune that I
11  7,1|       gave a sigh of relief as he saw his visitor depart. He wished
12  7,1|          guard very long, when he saw a brougham stop in front
13  7,3|     Serpillon would laugh if they saw me now." Costard and Serpillon
14  7,3|     deigned to smile. "Oh! yes, I saw your little game," he said,
15  7,4|      character - but no. She only saw and understood one thing -
16  7,4|       character. Madame d'Argeles saw her terrible mistake at
17  7,6|        bile and not the blood. He saw his hopes and his cherished
18  8,1|    against the pane of glass, she saw the only friend she had
19  8,2|          remunerative course, she saw a long series of polite
20  8,2|          who was more discerning, saw that their hostess was really
21  8,2|          the increase of work she saw in store for her, growled
22  8,2|        father, the wood merchant, saw nothing impossible in the
23  8,4|          and extremely stylish. I saw one that would suit you
24  9,1|           his pocket. And when he saw the bank-notes, when he
25  9,1|           the bank-notes, when he saw the bill paid without dispute
26  9,4|       time to arrange, Marguerite saw the letter. She eagerly
27  9,4|  attention of the passers-by. She saw this, and slackening her
28 10,1|   operation, and dejected when he saw it become empty as some
29 10,2|           discern his motives. He saw plainly enough that this
30 10,3|       Coralth's address, and they saw no way of procuring it. "
31 10,5|         also ran to look out, and saw a very elegant blue-lined
32 11,1|        this,' and she got it. She saw a handsome young fellow
33 11,1|         to go in when suddenly he saw Madame Paul rise from her
34 11,2|       Moreover, Chupin distinctly saw what connection there was
35 11,3|     disorder, and subsequently he saw the viscount emerge. He
36 11,4|          been absent even if they saw her when she returned. An
37 12,2|         there at once." ~"And you saw them?" ~"Yes; thanks to
38 12,2|         they lied to me. For they saw her at least once, and that
39 12,4|       when one is hopeful; and he saw his chances of success increase
40 13,1|         produced upon him when he saw her first. Mademoiselle
41 13,2|       taken a seat, and the baron saw that he was not likely to
42 13,3|       danger by going in, when he saw the servants step aside,
43 13,6|        recalled the sneer when he saw how the agent received it.
44 14,1|        the glare of publicity! He saw his already remarkable reputation
45 14,2| penetrated his befogged brain: he saw that M. de Coralth was right -
46 14,5|      stake." ~"I reflected, and I saw that nothing would arrest
47 15,1|     Arthur Gordon, your father. I saw him for the first time at
48 15,2|      turned round in a fright and saw my brother standing on the
49 15,2|      wounded him in the breast. I saw this. I saw the blood spurt
50 15,2|         the breast. I saw this. I saw the blood spurt out upon
51 15,2|          upon my lover's hands. I saw my brother stagger, beat
52 15,2|           he was playing. 'When I saw your brother fall,' he continued, '
53 15,3|    whenever I appeared on deck, I saw that my position was a secret
54 15,4|            And not unfrequently I saw Arthur Gordon's face darken,
55 15,4|        month, during which time I saw but little of your father.
56 15,5|     beside me on the bench, and I saw big tears roll down his
57 16,4|     clouded the marquis's joy; he saw no obstacles; it seemed
58 16,4|         five o'clock, I fancied I saw Mademoiselle Marguerite
59 17,1|           to M. Fortunat when she saw Victor Chupin suddenly step
60 17,3|         past midnight when Chupin saw the long-looked-for vehicle
61 18,1|     spurious dressmaker, when she saw that Marguerite had finished
62 18,5|        her youth so wretched. She saw herself - ah! what a frightful
63 19,1|     mentally exclaimed. "Who ever saw such obstinacy! Hateful
64 19,4|          of this letter which you saw in the possession of the
65 20,3|      greatly astonished when they saw Baron Trigault act as a