Chapter

 1  2,1|     asking Pascal for his card, opened a door and ushered him into
 2  2,2|      with my wife that you have opened an account. Apply to her,
 3  2,3|         to do so, when some one opened a door which must have led
 4  2,5|    telegram was brought here. I opened it, and read: 'Papa has
 5  3,3|          Well, yes." ~The baron opened his eyes in astonishment. "
 6  4,1|         old wounds in his heart opened afresh, and his sufferings
 7  6,4|         as the astonished baron opened his lips to question her: "
 8  6,5|       not. Her lips parted, she opened her mouth, but no sound
 9  7,1|     mansion, whereupon the gate opened, as if by enchantment. The
10  7,2|         by which he had entered opened, and Madame d'Argeles appeared
11  7,6|       the hall. But when he had opened it, he suddenly regained
12  7,7|        to foot, and at last she opened her eyes, murmuring: "Wilkie!" ~"
13  7,7|          and each time the door opened or shut, he changed color,
14  8,1|     arrayed in a glaring livery opened the door, carrying an old
15  8,2|                  2~The maid had opened a door, and Mademoiselle
16  8,5|      drawing-room door suddenly opened and Evariste appeared with
17  9,2|       she sprang out of bed and opened the door. And Marguerite
18  9,3|        throbbing heart that she opened the communicating door and
19  9,4|         and the drawer was only opened with difficulty. But there,
20 10,4| reaching the second floor, they opened a door, and said: "This
21 10,6|    Ville l'Eveque. The door was opened, and he went in. "Ah! ah!"
22 11,2|        succeeded, when the door opened, and Madame Paul reappeared
23 12,1|        word; before he had even opened his lips, she cried: "So
24 12,3| thoughts when his door suddenly opened, and he sprang up, exclaiming: "
25 12,3|   mother." So saying, she rose, opened a drawer, and taking from
26 13,1|     composure, when the servant opened the door of an immense apartment
27 13,1|      here it is." So saying, he opened an escritoire, and took
28 13,2|      was because the lackey who opened his carriage door on his
29 13,5|        let me have it?" ~Pascal opened his eyes in pretended astonishment,
30 13,6|        door of the smoking-room opened, and a servant appeared
31 14,4|        the man clothed in black opened the door and announced,
32 14,4|     himself unable to speak. He opened his mouth, but no sound
33 15,3|  escaped my notice at the time, opened my eyes to the truth. When
34 16,2|    round with startled eyes. He opened his lips to interrupt the
35 16,4|       for the door had suddenly opened. The interruption made the
36 17,3|         in explanation. He next opened the box, glanced over the
37 17,4|        injury, when it suddenly opened, and a young man clad in
38 18,3|         in fact, he had already opened the door, when a forlorn
39 18,3|         was all. The outer door opened and closed again with extreme
40 18,5|      yawning chasm had suddenly opened at her feet. "My letters!"
41 19,1|      boudoir. At last this door opened and Mademoiselle Marguerite
42 19,1|        inquired the servant who opened the door. ~"She is still
43 19,3|       springing to the door, he opened it; and then, catching Marguerite