Chapter

 1  1,1|    month, on condition she was allowed to do the marketing. The
 2  2,5|                           5~He allowed her to speak for a moment,
 3  3,4|     jail. How it is that he is allowed to prosecute his dishonorable
 4  4,1|        before, the marquis had allowed his consternation to show
 5  4,1|       richest men in Paris? He allowed his wife eight thousand
 6  5,1|       would at least have been allowed to develop his proposals,
 7  5,1|      in the Rue du Helder, and allowed him to aspire to the character
 8  6,1|      trap for her, and she had allowed herself to be caught. Perhaps
 9  6,1|       have been better to have allowed me to die of starvation
10  6,3|          you knew this and you allowed it? You were cruel enough
11  6,3|     testify on his behalf! You allowed this atrocious crime to
12  6,5|     son's home that she seldom allowed herself that pleasure, but
13  7,1|        while everybody else is allowed to enter?" he grumbled. "
14  7,4|      he began. ~But he was not allowed a hearing. "Fool!" continued
15  7,5|        Inquiry as to maternity allowed, etc., etc.'" ~What the
16  7,7|      rascal for whose sake you allowed Pascal Ferailleur to be
17  8,2|      it fortunate that she was allowed to follow her. And whether
18  8,4|       husband's death; and she allowed some of her hair, which
19  8,5|  Madame de Fondege must not be allowed to pass; so Marguerite asked
20  9,5|       hasty, sir. You have not allowed me to explain; and perhaps
21 10,1|     lover, the honest fool who allowed himself to be dishonored
22 10,2|      that the agent would have allowed the Marquis de Valorsay
23 10,2|        to-day. And shall he be allowed to ride about in his carriage,
24 10,2|       duty. Coralth mustn't be allowed to triumph over the innocent
25 10,3|      almost complete blindness allowed her to pursue; and she followed
26 10,5|      Decidedly this mustn't be allowed to continue." ~Thereupon
27 10,5| concierge and the valet he was allowed to visit the whole apartments.
28 11,1|    brought up like a queen and allowed to have her own way in everything!
29 11,4|        me - that's true. But I allowed myself to suspect - - " ~"
30 12,1|      my happiness, so I may be allowed to speak on this subject.
31 12,2|    questioned her, or rather I allowed her to tell her story, and
32 13,1|       respect had the baroness allowed her locks to retain their
33 13,3|     taste, but he had not been allowed a choice in the matter;
34 13,4|  thought to himself that if he allowed this man to see what a terrible
35 14,4|     responsibility unless I am allowed absolute control of the
36 14,5|      gentleman like myself was allowed to notice such blackguards,
37 18,4|    past few days, she was even allowed to enter the mysterious
38 18,5|        cheeks, "no one must be allowed to see those letters! -
39 20,3|       the fifty francs a month allowed them by their son, who has