Chapter

 1  1,2|    about the courtyard when he entered it. He walked straight up
 2  2,1|        opposite the one he had entered by, came the sound of loud
 3  2,5|       and if a fear or a doubt entered my mind, I told myself that
 4  3,2|   quite well?" ~ ~As the baron entered the room, the marquis had
 5  4,2|      The next moment a footman entered, and informed his master
 6  4,2|      confidential servant, who entered the room. He bowed respectfully,
 7  5,3|  Louis-the-Great, where he was entered as a boarder. As he did
 8  5,5|        exclaimed Wilkie, as he entered the room where the viscount
 9  5,5|      situation. I have a horse entered for the race to-morrow,
10  5,6|       somewhat ruffled when he entered Valorsay's house; and he
11  6,5|        when the first arrivals entered the brilliantly lighted
12  6,5|        animated when the baron entered. Madame d'Argeles read in
13  6,5|      after midnight, a servant entered the room, whispered a few
14  7,1|       enchantment. The vehicle entered the courtyard, deposited
15  7,2|        him everywhere since he entered the world. The thought that
16  7,2|        commit an atrocious act entered his mind, but he drove it
17  7,2|        the one by which he had entered opened, and Madame d'Argeles
18  7,3|    myself known to you. When I entered this room, I was firmly
19  8,1|    Pascal?" And she resolutely entered the carriage, mentally exclaiming: "
20  8,2|        Mademoiselle Marguerite entered a good-sized room lighted
21  8,5|       again before Madame Leon entered, evidently out of sorts. "
22  9,1|        procession of tradesmen entered. It looked very much as
23  9,3|     the communicating door and entered her "companion's" room.
24  9,4|     any more time, she hastily entered a grocer's shop at the corner
25  9,5|     and clad in a velvet coat, entered the room, and bowing with
26 10,1|     fled in alarm, and he then entered his private office. His
27 10,1|       pay the driver, had just entered the room. "You gave me twenty
28 10,4|    mother said no more, and he entered the tiny nook which he so
29 10,5|    ecstasies over each room he entered; and he expressed his admiration
30 10,5|        and, a moment later, he entered the room, angrily exclaiming, "
31 10,5|    viscount went off as he had entered - on the run - and a moment
32 11,1|       this threat he brusquely entered the shop. ~"What do you
33 11,3|        as soon as the carriage entered the courtyard, and on perceiving
34 11,4|        invitation, she at last entered M. Fortunat's private office.
35 11,4|       the hope of marrying you entered his mind." ~"Ah!" thought
36 12,1|  princely mansion which he had entered with his heart so full of
37 12,1|       shawl and bonnet when he entered the house. She uttered a
38 12,4|       I was out this morning I entered a book-shop, and purchased
39 13,1|          But as soon as Pascal entered, the baron rose, and cordially
40 13,1|      quite natural thought had entered his mind for the first time. "
41 13,2|        exclaimed, as the baron entered the room. "I was becoming
42 13,6|      same door by which he had entered, the marquis exclaimed: "
43 13,7|        moment later, the baron entered quite breathless from his
44 13,8|  perceiving a cafe near by, he entered it, ordered breakfast, and
45 14,1|     attention at each place he entered, and acquaintances eagerly
46 14,4| restore his assurance. When he entered the courtyard, where the
47 14,5|      difficulty when M. Wilkie entered, and in the expressionless
48 16,1|       in some way or other, he entered the shop of an engraver,
49 16,1|    cambric tie round his neck, entered the room at this very moment,
50 16,2|      respectfully at the door, entered the room and exclaimed: "
51 16,4|     perceived Madame Leon, who entered the room out of breath and
52 17,2|       strapped on to a cab had entered the vehicle, ordering the
53 17,4|       was already prepared, he entered without further hesitation. ~
54 17,4|     with a smooth shaven face, entered the shop, and sternly exclaimed: "
55 18,1|     magistrate, when a servant entered and announced that her dressmaker
56 18,4|   skirts and an enormous puff, entered the room. "I have come to