Chapter

 1  1,1|        Ferailleur - "take it or leave it." ~Madame Vantrasson
 2  2,2|      account. Apply to her, and leave me in peace." ~"Madame promised
 3  2,2|         my house," he shouted. "Leave - leave, or I will ring - - " ~"
 4  2,2|    house," he shouted. "Leave - leave, or I will ring - - " ~"
 5  2,2|                Monsieur - - " ~"Leave, leave, I tell you, or I
 6  2,2|         Monsieur - - " ~"Leave, leave, I tell you, or I sha'n'
 7  2,3|   suppose that a creditor would leave this princely mansion with
 8  2,3|     must really have started to leave the room, for his wife exclaimed: "
 9  2,3|             You are resolved to leave me exposed to the persecutions
10  2,3|         forward, as if about to leave the room, but his wife interposed: "
11  3,2| Valorsay." ~ ~"Exactly. I shall leave the door open, and you can
12  3,2|  obstinate." ~ ~He was about to leave the room, when Pascal detained
13  3,3|         a lifetime. I intend to leave Paris. We shall first of
14  4,1|        to his feet and took his leave, exclaiming: "Till the day
15  5,5|      after to-morrow! You won't leave me in suspense for forty-eight
16  5,5|     obtain a hold on an estate, leave nothing for the rightful
17  5,6|         enraged viscount. "If I leave him to himself, no one knows
18  7,1|       evening. If monsieur will leave his card " ~"Oh! that's
19  7,2|       cravat, his words did not leave his throat any more readily.
20  7,6|       their hostess, he did not leave the card-table. He was sitting
21  8,3|           I shall be obliged to leave you for a couple of hours,
22  9,1|       Madame la Comtesse not to leave him on account of a blunder -
23  9,5|          And the operation will leave no trace on the original?" ~"
24 10,3|    responsible for it. But just leave it here at the desk, and
25 10,3|      that idea!" he exclaimed. "Leave it here? Never in life!
26 10,4|   employer. "I promise you I'll leave him, mother," he declared, "
27 11,3|          He perceived M. Wilkie leave the house with his clothes
28 11,4|      ears, and started as if to leave the room. But his employer
29 12,4|    plans." ~"Then you prefer to leave her exposed to these dangers?" ~"
30 13,6|            He had risen to take leave, when the door of the smoking-room
31 13,8|        I should be compelled to leave Paris. Ah! I'd give ten
32 14,2|       compelled the viscount to leave Madame d'Argeles's card-party
33 14,5|       But afterward?" ~"I shall leave Paris." ~"Bah! and where
34 14,5|      replied bitterly, "I shall leave you the means of asserting
35 14,5|      shall have them before you leave this house; but first of
36 15,2|       or my brother - would not leave that room alive. ~"I tried
37 15,6|       felt that he ought not to leave his mother in this style. "
38 16,2|      for the present, but don't leave the house. M. Wilkie will
39 16,4|    Madame d'Argeles is about to leave Paris. If Fortunat is troublesome
40 16,4|         Mademoiselle Marguerite leave the house and go up the
41 17,2|       to make promises and then leave them unfulfilled. Though
42 18,3|        made a movement as if to leave the room, but suddenly changing
43 18,3|   tender my resignation. I will leave nothing undone to preserve
44 19,1|          madame." ~"Then I will leave you. You know Van Klopen
45 19,2|         you to-day at any risk. Leave the house this evening at
46 19,3|          and, at the same time, leave all my property to her.'
47 20,1|     limb. "Marguerite will only leave prison to marry me," said
48 20,1|       him give all his servants leave of absence. The Hotel de