Chapter

 1  2,1|   passion, Monsieur le Baron had taken the trouble to glance over
 2  2,3|    become of the footman who had taken his card? These were questions
 3  2,5|       young girl ought NOT to be taken? Who initiated her into
 4  3,1|       all the precautions he had taken to render recognition impossible. ~ ~"
 5  3,1|     terrible scene that had just taken place in the adjoining room: "
 6  3,2|  happened." ~ ~"The baroness was taken suddenly ill at the breakfast
 7  3,3|  daughter." ~"But why had he not taken some precautions?" ~"A formal
 8  5,3|          gold. ~If M. Wilkie had taken the trouble to attentively
 9  5,6|                What, haven't you taken it already?" interrupted
10  7,4|      fell from her eyes. She had taken her dreams for realities,
11  7,6|      frantic violence. "You have taken advantage of your superior
12  7,7|        and Madame de Fondege had taken under their protection. ~ ~
13  8,3|      Mademoiselle Marguerite had taken a chair opposite her, she
14  9,3|        of the dress she had just taken off. So it was with a wildly
15  9,5|  strangeness of the step she had taken - to fear the result it
16  9,6|    dangerous hypocrites, who had taken her to their home so that
17  9,6|          of the events which had taken place since their last interview.
18 10,3|       the bank-note which he had taken from his own pocket-book. ~
19 10,6|       fortunate, for it is to be taken to a place on the other
20 11,2|        room, Madame Paul had not taken her son with her. He was
21 11,3|        frightful scene which had taken place between the mother
22 11,4|         sweetly. "I have already taken your business in hand, mademoiselle,"
23 11,5|      point." ~M. Fortunat was so taken by surprise that he made
24 12,4|   discover the changes that have taken place." ~This was a heroic
25 13,2|         on much longer." ~He had taken a seat, and the baron saw
26 13,4|        gentleman, for he has now taken it into his head to ask
27 13,7|        of the assertion might be taken for granted. But Pascal
28 13,8|        reminding him that he had taken nothing but a cup of chocolate
29 14,1|         deplored the step he had taken. Yes, he actually sighed
30 14,5|        old woman. You would have taken her for over fifty, so terrible
31 14,5|       before. And when I've once taken anything into my head - - " ~
32 15,4| vengeance had arrived; for I had taken a solemn oath that this
33 15,5|         many particulars. He had taken a seat beside me on the
34 16,1|          idle, but it had barely taken him an hour to set in motion
35 16,3|           The doctor had already taken up his hat and cane. ~"You
36 17,2|      Pausing in his walk, he had taken off his cap and was scratching
37 17,3|         of these three must have taken your employer's relative." ~"
38 17,3|     described their form. He had taken her to the railway station,
39 17,3|          Not so, however, he had taken her straight to the station.
40 17,3|          for the things, and had taken them away, after paying
41 17,4|       noticed it. Vantrasson had taken some wax from a sealed bottle,
42 17,4|          liberty M. Fortunat had taken with his name on the evening
43 18,1|         of her time seemed to be taken up by the family of relatives
44 18,2|         to which Madame Leon had taken such a liking, he was indiscreet
45 18,4|      apartments. The General has taken flight, let us follow his
46 18,5|        know everything, and have taken some fatal resolution. Had
47 19,1|      would never reveal what had taken place, and his attitude
48 19,2|       want of food - for she had taken no nourishment during the
49 19,2|    surprised at the step she had taken, and yet it was quite in
50 20,1|        Money, which nowadays has taken the place of the good fairies
51 20,3|        precautions the baron had taken. On the table in that room