Chapter

 1  3,4|           tricked in his turn, that certain papers had been stolen from
 2  4,1|            money." In fact, he felt certain that the marquis's pretended
 3  4,1|    applicant's urgent need. He felt certain that M. de Valorsay was
 4  4,2|        financially," said he. "I am certain that my hundred thousand
 5  4,2|             perhaps, become morally certain of Valorsay's and Coralth'
 6  5,1|             not justify it. He felt certain, that under any other circumstances
 7  6,3|          shall have my revenge in a certain fashion, however. I need
 8  6,5| contradictions! Perhaps I am. It is certain that I am no longer what
 9  7,2|           locate the heart, he felt certain extraordinary movements
10  9,1|            until she became morally certain that the General had stolen
11  9,1|       herself on this point. It was certain, however, that the Sunday
12  9,2|             talked of nothing but a certain pair of horses which he
13  9,2|          who had been led to commit certain misdemeanors by his love
14  9,4|            in my favor. The plan is certain to succeed. Still, it will
15  9,5|           necessary for me to prove certain things which one might establish
16  9,6|             determine. One thing is certain, the General did not lose
17 10,1|     vulnerable beyond all others, a certain place where wounds prove
18 10,5|            a baroness who possessed certain rights in the establishment.
19 11,2|            of the situation. He was certain now that he knew the contents
20 11,2|     commanding her to advance him a certain sum at once. ~This was no
21 11,4|          confer with you respecting certain matters which require the
22 11,5|   understand. However, this much is certain, mademoiselle: the marquis
23 11,5|             make his vengeance more certain. What! Pascal, who is energy
24 12,1|            result of his visit, but certain arrangements which were
25 12,2|           Madame Ferailleur, "it is certain that he took a violent fancy
26 12,4|         more or less? Besides, it's certain that Marguerite, who is
27 12,4|          contrary, but I am right." Certain circumstances, which had
28 12,4|        danger, which is by no means certain. Owing to her past life,
29 13,1|         hairdresser came to apply a certain compound to her head, after
30 13,1|              when it is by no means certain that I shall ever be able
31 13,2|         shall be obliged to ascribe certain sentiments, words, and even
32 13,3|              And Pascal felt almost certain that he was fully prepared
33 13,3|             his physiognomy? He was certain he could not. Very few men
34 13,4|           before him, first marking certain passages with a red pencil.
35 13,5|      lawsuit revealed the fact that certain rich folks, who had an income
36 13,5|      nothing more. He employs me in certain difficult and delicate negotiations,
37 13,7|            he had achieved! He felt certain that he had just slipped
38 13,8|      feeling that his salvation was certain if he could only gain a
39 14,1|          hero of, was not without a certain charm for him. What a glorious
40 14,1|            to become of him? He was certain that Madame d'Argeles would
41 15,4|           that his recovery was now certain. And as I fell on my knees,
42 15,6|      obtaining admission. By taking certain precautions, and by establishing
43 15,6|        several of their friends and certain journalists. As for myself,
44 16,1|        nature may be, he always has certain moments of weakness. For
45 16,2|             attack of apoplexy, but certain poisons produce similar
46 16,4|           wife, I shall take from a certain drawer a certain document,
47 16,4|             from a certain drawer a certain document, given to me by
48 17,1|      hangman's house, and there are certain words which should never
49 17,1|       pronounced in the presence of certain people. Chupin knew this,
50 17,2|           he wanted had charge of a certain department, and was compelled
51 17,4|                     4~This much was certain: Chupin, who knew every
52 19,4|           so. However, this much is certain: he had a terrible hatred,
53 19,5|      cowardly scoundrel - who for a certain sum has consented to appear
54 20,1|         refused to remove them from certain articles of furniture, especially