Chapter

 1  1,1|        the marketing?" which of course means, "Shall I have any
 2  2,3|         wife, there was but one course for him to pursue, and that
 3  2,4|  Coralth, thus mentioned in the course of this frightful scene,
 4  4,1|        year, he received in the course of a twelvemonth at least
 5  4,1| afterward, the law may take its course!" ~The baron looked at him
 6  5,1|     hoped that by adopting this course he would silence the suspicions
 7  5,1|       walk to and fro along the course in front of the grand stand,
 8  5,2|         ropes which limited the course. M. Wilkie seemed to be
 9  5,2|     turn. So M. Wilkie left the course and strolled about among
10  5,3|        for examination; and, of course, he failed. Fortunately,
11  5,3|     what to do with himself. Of course his friends assured him
12  6,1|       at once what was the best course for her to pursue. And so
13  6,3|  instance. He will go there, of course, and then we will keep him
14  6,4|       tone of bitter irony: "Of course, you will have an exhibition
15  7,1|  prejudices of society must, of course, be considered. But nonsense!
16  7,3|      call me mother?" ~"Yes, of course - certainly. But - only
17  7,3|        habit. I shall do so, of course; but I shall have to get
18  7,4|         Eh? why, my uncle's, of course! Your brother's, the Count
19  7,5|       will be created by such a course. In order to prove yourself
20  8,2|        be the more remunerative course, she saw a long series of
21  8,4|        absurd I am. You will of course employ Van Klopen. I go
22  9,4|          F. - these initials of course meant Pascal Ferailleur.
23  9,4|       girl" referred to her, of course. "Thanks to the assistance
24 10,3|       adversaries justified any course; besides, time was passing,
25 10,3|         find money, you are, of course, responsible for it. But
26 10,4|        him with empty hands, of course; and, on reaching the second
27 10,6|         who is on the watch, of course. Naturally no one can execute
28 11,5|     meditating any evil act. Of course, no one is fool enough to
29 12,1|     terrible misfortune, he, of course, experienced moments of
30 12,4|  resumed. "You noticed them, of course, mother? - command is written
31 13,5|        were entirely due to the course he had personally adopted. ~
32 13,8| Monsieur le Marquis. I have, of course, deducted my commission.
33 14,5| disgrace would daunt you." ~"Of course not, when so many millions
34 15,3|        difficulties. I knew, of course, that there were rich people
35 15,3|        with him. This would, of course, have caused a great scandal;
36 15,6|      were deliberating upon the course he ought to pursue. "If
37 15,6|      house," she answered. ~"Of course. But you are going to give
38 16,2|        I can do, is to say what course I should pursue if I were
39 16,3|          he declared. "But what course would you pursue, my dear
40 16,4|      her. It was indeed she. Of course, I followed her. And what
41 17,3|   attempt at resistance? Such a course seemed impossible on his
42 18,3|      blighted forever! The only course left for me would be to
43 18,5|         over! I am lost, for of course, they have been read?" ~"
44 19,5|       see you, to learn if this course were too repugnant to you." ~