Chapter

 1  2,2|         been put on this woman's back!" ~"The dresses of the present
 2  2,2|        own words, his anger came back to him, and in a louder
 3  2,4|        should give you the money back if I paid him. In short,
 4  2,5|          treasures I had brought back with me! I had two hundred
 5  2,5|         he was standing a little back in the shade. But he saw
 6  5,1|          the jockey hold Domingo back; and they insisted that
 7  5,2|       only seven or eight months back, and their first meeting
 8  5,3|         clock precisely took him back to the college again. During
 9  5,5|     fortune." ~M. Wilkie started back in speechless amazement. ~"
10  6,1|         she sent for him to come back, she might perhaps be able
11  6,1|       her servants, she hastened back to the little boudoir where
12  6,3|        me notes, dated some time back, to the amount of a hundred
13  6,4|       divide it. I will give you back your liberty, and then we
14  7,2|         was too late now to draw back, or even to reflect. ~Suddenly
15  7,5|         scarcely deigned to come back, and he made no attempt
16  7,6|        broken up the game. "Come back, gentleman, come back,"
17  7,6|       Come back, gentleman, come back," he cried, angrily. "We
18  7,6|    exhausted, and she had fallen back in her arm-chair in a deep
19  7,7|      shortest notice, he shouted back, so as to be heard by all
20  7,7|         d'Argeles. She was lying back in her arm-chair, white,
21  8,1|         Madame de Fondege on the back seat; while he found a place
22  8,1|          house, suddenly stepped back, and drawing out her pocketbook,
23  8,5|         if money and credit come back again, then the old magistrate
24  9,2|         Madame Leon had not gone back to bed. She had broken the
25 10,1|   watching me, I do believe. Get back to your kitchen, or - - " ~
26 10,2|    Monsieur Andre had broken his back by falling from a fifth-floor
27 11,1|    talking with some person in a back room, the door of which
28 11,1|       was he doing there in that back room in the dark?" ~Meanwhile
29 11,2|          Why does he sit in that back room without any light?" ~"
30 11,5|      Marguerite's face. She drew back, and looking him full in
31 12,1|        Madame Ferailleur started back, as if she had seen a reptile
32 12,2|       convulsively clutching the back of the chair he was leaning
33 13,1|         hair dressed high on the back of her head. Her costume,
34 13,3|       step aside, the gate swing back, and M. de Coralth emerged,
35 13,8|         right to take his horses back on payment of a stipulated
36 13,8| employers' money: "I will pay it back, and no one will ever know
37 13,8|         now gone too far to draw back. "Ah, well!" he resumed, "
38 14,2|          kick, he dragged Wilkie back into the little drawing-room. "
39 14,2|           You ought to have gone back ten times, a hundred times,
40 16,1|         had gone too far to draw back. "I shouldn't like to accuse
41 16,3|       consultation is over, come back and dine with me." ~"Ah!
42 16,3|         word! I shall fly and be back in a moment." ~He went off
43 16,3|   Besides, it's too late to draw back, or to even think of retreat.
44 16,4|          Mademoiselle Marguerite back unconscious, in one of the
45 17,3|         this division he will be back sooner or later, so you
46 17,3|           Fortunat will send you back your note cancelled." ~Chupin
47 18,3|         forlorn hope brought him back to Mademoiselle Marguerite,
48 18,3|      left the room, and she sank back in her chair more dead than
49 18,5|             The baroness started back as if a yawning chasm had
50 18,5|        your revenge in giving me back life, honor, everything -
51 18,5|     Marguerite sternly waved her back. "Spare yourself, madame,
52 19,2|   photographer, and then hurried back to the Rue Pigalle to wait
53 19,2|      Sitting side by side on the back seat, the old lady and the