Chapter

 1  2,4|           hair-dressing, and take part in a comedy. It is always
 2  2,5|           useless suffering on my part. She was as surely lost
 3  3,1|         lasted scarcely the tenth part of a second. "I have been
 4  3,2|    exclaimed. "But I sha'n't take part in the races at Vincennes.
 5  3,3|         been less absorbed in the part he was playing, he would
 6  3,4|       suspicions on the marquis's part was that he had found the
 7  3,4|     explicit when he reached this part of his story; but, in spite
 8  3,4|       this constant terror on the part of a really brave man, if
 9  5,1|          which he owned one-third part, and he had, moreover, to
10  5,4|        perspicuity on M. Wilkie's part. As M. de Coralth never
11  5,4|         actually declined to take part in a game of baccarat that
12  5,6|           me at his house. Let us part friends - au revoir - and,
13  6,3|        here. It was foolish on my part, perhaps, and for nothing
14  6,4|           cold calculation on his part. He had devoted months to
15  6,4|        will follow your advice in part, baron. This evening I will
16  6,5|         was most imprudent on her part to have gone to Wilkie's
17  6,5|          or was she only acting a part? He was so anxious and undecided,
18  7,2|           had failed in playing a part which was too difficult
19  7,5|           extremely cruel on your part to deny me, but I foresaw
20  7,5|         understand the despicable part Wilkie was playing. And
21  7,7|       treachery on the viscount's part brought a flush of indignant
22  8,2|      quite ready to play a double part as the spy of the Marquis
23  8,5|          being in doubt as to the part she is to play, she feels
24  8,5|        extreme destitution in one part of the establishment be
25  9,2|           this supposition on the part of her enemies constituted
26  9,3|           evening before, through part of the night, and ever since
27  9,4|          not acquainted with this part of Paris, and on reaching
28 10,2|          impulse on M. Fortunat's part came from disappointed avarice
29 10,4|        you be induced to play the part of a spy, when you know
30 11,1|        open door, were fixed on a part of the shop directly opposite
31 11,3| marvellous, unprecedented, on the part of this poor lad, who, having
32 11,4|          explain his feat. "It is part of my profession to penetrate
33 12,4|     heroic resolution on Pascal's part, and one which he would
34 13,1|          childishness on Pascal's part to doubt Baron Trigault'
35 13,4|         courtesy on his visitor's part, and so, as he continued
36 13,4|        purpose. "I am playing the part of a commentator," he remarked. "
37 13,4|       This is kind on the baron's part! But probably he doesn't
38 13,7|          which he had sustained a part so repugnant to his nature.
39 13,8|        are right. I ought to take part in racing.' So I began to
40 14,1|        exquisite happiness in his part ownership of Pompier de
41 14,4|       intelligence would play the part that I intend for him, and
42 14,5|         amount of entreaty on his part. "The devil," he remarked, "
43 15,3|       entirely forgot his assumed part, and revealed himself in
44 16,2|       unpardonable temerity on my part to affirm - - " ~"To affirm
45 17,3|          seemed impossible on his part. Thinking over all this,
46 18,1|           could trust to play the part of a dressmaker, as had
47 18,3|            indeed, madness on the part of M. and Madame de Fondege
48 18,4|     succeeded in hearing at least part of the conversation between
49 19,3|          are mine - nothing shall part us again!" ~They sobbed