Chapter

 1  1,1|       time ago was - well - no better than she should be. Now,
 2  1,2| exclaimed. "I wish for nothing better; but don't forget that we
 3  2,2|        Nothing would please me better. It would at last give me
 4  2,5|      her own companions are no better - and in less than two years
 5  2,5|        who is a thousand times better than yourself." And, feeling
 6  3,3|        in default of something better to say. "How very strange!" ~"
 7  6,1|       decided that it would be better to wait - that an hour more
 8  6,1|     voice, "It would have been better to have allowed me to die
 9  6,3|        said. Don't you know me better than that? Are you not sure
10  6,3|     summer; and the amount had better be spent in a good cause
11  6,4|        a touching, and what is better, a moral article. The papers
12  7,5|       you that it will be much better for you if you acknowledge
13  7,6|          he retorted. "You had better learn who you are talking
14  7,6|  faltered. ~"Louder - speak up better than that. Your mother must
15  7,7|      beat her! 'You know, even better than I, baron, that this
16  7,7|        a statement I have some better foundation for it than mere
17  9,4|      Still, it will be all the better if the physician who attended
18 10,2|       Valorsay's affairs, I am better acquainted with them than
19 10,4|       could have suited Chupin better. Although he was prone to
20 10,4|       A glass of wine! you had better say two." ~"Well, I'll say
21 10,4|     boy, if that suits you any better," replied the servant, with
22 10,5|    place, or that she would be better pleased with this or that
23 11,4|     told her that this man was better acquainted with her past
24 11,5|  faithfully. "I like this much better," said she. "It is better
25 11,5|      better," said she. "It is better to have no concealment.
26 12,2|        her life." ~"Well, I am better informed on the subject." ~
27 12,3|       mother, could have given better expression to nobler sentiments;
28 13,2|                 2~"So much the better." ~"But you will allow me
29 13,2|  Pascal he whispered: "You had better go off, or you may miss
30 13,8|       Knowing Kami's character better than Pascal, the baron had
31 14,2|     once for all, that you had better not attempt to bully me!
32 15,2|       undoubtedly. So much the better. Nothing matters now that
33 16,3|    paper and a pencil. You had better make a note of his address.
34 17,3|    sooner or later, so you had better wait." ~"I will wait then;
35 17,3|   witch!" he growled. "She had better look out, if I ever get
36 18,4|        In default of something better to do, she visited at least
37 19,1|    cold forehead. "Do you feel better my darling?" inquired Madame
38 19,5| inordinately vain, but neither better nor worse than many others