Chapter

 1  1,1|           secrecy, she added: "On going yesterday to the Hotel de
 2  1,2|           made up his mind. "I am going to Baron Trigault's," he
 3  2,2|       husband who was undoubtedly going to pay for them. At last,
 4  2,4| exasperates me; but I know what's going on. You believe me your
 5  3,2|          the conversation you are going to have with M. de Valorsay." ~ ~"
 6  3,2|     announced." ~ ~"What! you are going to sell - - " ~ ~"All my
 7  3,3|          continued: "You see, I'm going to make a change in my mode
 8  4,1|          he thought, "Valorsay is going to ask me for money." In
 9  4,1|              Ah, well! as I'm not going to wed an heiress, I fear
10  5,1|        from the turf because he's going to marry - - " ~"Nonsense!
11  5,2|     racing stable. His horses are going to compete!" What bliss
12  5,4|         astonishing! What if he's going to fight a duel and wishes
13  5,6|        Coralth - undoubtedly. ~In going through life as he had done,
14  5,6|          for him, and that he was going mad. "I knew that I belonged
15  6,2|   apartment where the contest was going on; and every evening it
16  6,2|            What is it? Well, I am going to tell you," he said, as
17  6,5|         he said lightly, "luck is going to change; it is always
18  6,5|         good news. "Everything is going on well," he whispered,
19  7,1|      Wilkie brusquely, and he was going off in a furious passion,
20  7,3|         sank heavily. "Now she is going to faint!" thought Wilkie,
21  7,5|           He bowed; he was really going, for his hand was already
22  7,6|         this trick on me. You are going to write at once, and make
23  8,3|       thought: "This hypocrite is going to report to the Marquis
24  8,4|            my poor dear, that I'm going to allow you to shut yourself
25  8,4|             Was Madame de Fondege going to plead her son's cause?
26  8,5|        thought, "if to-morrow, on going to mass, I can't find an
27  8,5|        appearances was constantly going on? And this constant anxiety
28  9,1|    Marguerite thought the man was going to beg "Madame la Comtesse
29  9,4|         home. Then she thought of going to a notary, to a judge.
30 10,1|         Just as I was thinking of going in search of her, she comes
31 10,2|           and every night, before going to bed, I tell him the history
32 10,4|        this moment, where are you going?" ~There was only one way
33 10,5|          did not prevent him from going into ecstasies over each
34 10,5|        greatly annoyed him. "I am going out again," he remarked
35 11,2|         such splendid grapes. I'm going with him to get some." ~"
36 12,1|       known that she had intended going out. The cab she had used
37 12,2|           this was your object in going out, mother?" he faltered. ~"
38 12,3|          herself prepared, for on going out Madame Ferailleur had
39 12,3|           this instance, and I am going perhaps to give you a convincing
40 13,3|         should incur no danger by going in, when he saw the servants
41 14,4|        very fortunate; so she was going to run away!" Thereupon,
42 14,5|         exclaimed: "What! you are going to sell everything?" ~"Yes." ~"
43 14,5|            Bah! and where are you going?" ~With a gesture of utter
44 15,2|       wishes. I felt as if I were going mad. 'And you!' I exclaimed, '
45 15,6|            Of course. But you are going to give me your new address." ~"
46 17,1|          He stopped short. He was going to add: "an honest man."
47 17,3|      wagered anything, that after going a short distance she had
48 17,4|           I'm sure of it, and I'm going to prove it." So saying
49 19,1|         Lord," she thought, "am I going to fall ill at the last
50 19,5|          And while this search is going on, all your enemies, reassured