Chapter

 1  1,1|         him forever, and in this case, it was useless to struggle
 2  1,2|         be slandered." ~"In that case, mother," said Pascal, "
 3  1,2|         Pascal he said: "In that case, you can follow me." ~ ~
 4  2,2|         reserve. "If this is the case, I shall, to my great regret,
 5  2,3|          the dining-room? In any case, delicacy of feeling as
 6  3,1|          as is almost always the case with corpulent people, was
 7  3,4|     crime under all this. In any case, the poor count found it
 8  4,2|          an important service in case of need. I will be the man,
 9  5,2|          years. Such was not the case, however. Their acquaintance
10  5,4|      rise betimes in the present case had indeed been extremely
11  5,5|       because such is really the case. And I am the best judge
12  5,6|        granted by the courts, in case of any difficulty; and he
13  6,1|       for several days. "In that case, you ought to have gone
14  7,1|          find out if that is the case, even if I have to wait
15  7,4|        not bad at heart. In that case, my poor child," she said
16  7,4|       you promised to pay him in case of success?" ~ ~
17  7,5|         coolly replied: "In that case we should remain poor, and
18  7,7|      which is applicable to this case. By this one circumstance
19  7,7|          once; but it is not the case now. When I promised M.
20  8,4|          is not unfrequently the case with callous natures, Madame
21  9,1|          apparent in the present case. Mademoiselle Marguerite
22  9,4|         of that cursed P. F., in case any one condescended to
23  9,5|       burn it. But afterward, in case of any difficulty - in case
24  9,5|      case of any difficulty - in case of a law-suit - or in case
25  9,5|       case of a law-suit - or in case it should be necessary for
26  9,6|       and informing him that, in case any misfortune befell her,
27 10,1|         add that in the contrary case he denied its existence. "
28 10,6|          a tobacco shop - so the case is plain. But the strangest
29 11,2|            This was no doubt the case, and yet there was one circumstance
30 11,2|        he was rich, and that, in case he returned, he would give
31 11,5|            5~This was indeed the case. The name of Valorsay was
32 11,5|          If he had felt that his case was hopeless, he would have
33 12,3|        her spectacles from their case, and, after adjusting them,
34 13,6|        was. But such was not the case. It was simply this: a strange,
35 13,6| disappointment as in the baron's case?" ~"Certainly not. What
36 13,8| statements will be of service in case of a law-suit. But shall
37 14,1|    probability such would be the case. Then how should he live,
38 14,4|          made a statement of the case, and he did it well. The
39 14,4|         to the next step. In any case, call here again at four
40 15,6|      resort. As is generally the case when one is acting contrary
41 15,6|       exclaimed: "That being the case, I consent to sign, but
42 17,2|   brightened. "Since that is the case, pray take a seat, and tell
43 18,4|  forgotten. Well, such being the case, we'll go and ask Baroness
44 18,5|        almost nothing. In such a case, how could she exist? She
45 19,4|         of that cursed P. F., in case any one could condescend