Chapter

 1  1,2| interrupted her, it is true, and sent her away - and you know
 2  2,5|         intended return, she was sent to some foundling asylum,
 3  3,3|        from the girl I love, and sent purple flushes to my face.
 4  5,4|    return of post that gentleman sent him a cheque for one thousand
 5  5,4|       last it came. M. Patterson sent him two thousand francs,
 6  6,1|        very far; so that, if she sent for him to come back, she
 7  6,1|       little difference. She had sent her trusty servant, Job,
 8  6,3|    exclaimed. "Ah! I knew when I sent for you that I should not
 9  7,1|    himself in evening-dress, and sent for his carriage. "You will
10  7,2|    statue. "Was it you, sir, who sent me this card?" she inquired. ~
11  7,3|       come? What infamous wretch sent you here? Name him, Wilkie!
12  7,3|     discover the vile coward who sent you here, who betrayed my
13  7,7|    murmuring: "Wilkie!" ~"I have sent him away," replied the baron. ~
14  7,7|          Besides, the person who sent him here had counselled
15  9,1|    Comtesse" was inflexible. She sent the man about his business,
16  9,1|       previous evening, had been sent away that very morning.
17  9,1|        new servant, who had been sent by an Employment Office,
18  9,2|      madame, which has just been sent up by the concierge. It
19  9,3|         out, and who had already sent for a carriage, insisted
20 10,3| remembered that he had once been sent to M. de Coralth's house
21 10,5|        that the flowers had been sent here by a baroness who possessed
22 10,5|    because the baroness has just sent some flowers. On Sunday,
23 10,6|   Coralth's wife and the missive sent to the baroness. And why
24 11,3|        letter from her maid, had sent a message to Florent requesting
25 12,2|      resumed his mother. "Then I sent for a cab and drove there
26 13,5|         you by a simple note. he sent me to acquaint you with
27 13,8|          and although the horses sent to me may be like the others
28 14,1|        Mr. Patterson, who always sent a favorable answer if not
29 16,3|        Revolte.' Tell him that I sent you, and he will treat you
30 16,4|       discover to whom they were sent. Secondly, she remained
31 17,2|          living in the Rue d'Ulm sent to the stand in the Rue
32 17,3|     contains the October reports sent in every evening by the
33 17,3|      have it. This is the report sent in by the superintendent
34 17,3|         now look for the reports sent in respecting these three
35 17,3|        at ten minutes past nine, sent to the Rue d'Ulm - - What
36 17,3| perfectly remembered having been sent to the Rue d'Ulm, and spoke
37 17,4|          for fourpence, and then sent a man here to seize my goods!
38 17,4|      with his clinched fist that sent him reeling to the other
39 17,4|          rough! You hurt me. I'm sent by Mademoiselle Marguerite!" ~ ~
40 18,1|         servants - the strangers sent the evening before from
41 18,4|         of horses which had been sent him on approbation. He did
42 19,1|        but unfortunately, I have sent away my brougham with orders
43 19,1|        down-stairs at once. Hope sent new blood coursing through
44 19,5|       was to me that the marquis sent M. Wilkie for assistance