Chapter

 1  1,2|  necessary to look at him several times, and most attentively, to
 2  2,5|       have repeated it a thousand times since." ~The baron uttered
 3  2,5|           I have seen her several times in the Bois - - " ~"Be silent!"
 4  2,5|           woman who is a thousand times better than yourself." And,
 5  5,4|          of Lords, who was twenty times a millionaire. And he more
 6  5,5|          to purple at least three times in ten seconds; and it was
 7  6,5|         friend, thanks a thousand times; but it will not be necessary
 8  7,4|         to the law-school a dozen times? No. But you can be seen
 9  7,5|            No? Once, twice, three times? Is it still no? Very well
10  7,7|         and Wilkie enter. A dozen times I surprised him listening
11  8,4|         she repeated four or five times, as if to make sure that
12  8,5|        name was mentioned several times, she prepared for bed. But
13  9,1|    delights a merchant a thousand times more than the settlement
14  9,2|        luxury which is a thousand times worse than an existence
15 10,3|        read it over three or four times, asking himself if this
16 10,6|          name of Trigault several times to impress it upon his memory
17 11,1|      morbid indifference which at times follows great misfortunes
18 11,1|          worse for them! In those times Paris was like some great
19 12,3|        she deserved. Four or five times she asked impatiently, "
20 13,8|     assured me - won at least ten times the amount they had cost
21 14,1|      stomach, and was up with the times!" If he were sorely vexed
22 14,2|       ought to have gone back ten times, a hundred times, a thousand
23 14,2|         back ten times, a hundred times, a thousand times, rather
24 14,2|         hundred times, a thousand times, rather than have accomplished
25 15,2|           decide my fate. Several times, already, in compliance
26 15,6|    himself. Ah! he was a thousand times right, as events have since
27 16,3|          You were useful to me in times past, I admit. You presented
28 16,3|         he had walked five or six times round the smoking-room and
29 17,1|        changed color two or three times. "What a woman!" he exclaimed,
30 18,1|           moment? "No, a thousand times no!" she said to herself
31 18,3|     father has met me five or six times at the table of the Count
32 18,5|         covetousness, and who, at times, envies an actress's liberty,
33 19,1|          to stop and rest several times on her way up stairs - that
34 19,1|       Gustave has been here three times already; he was very angry
35 19,4|         He had sworn thousands of times that neither husband nor
36 20,1|        the good fairies of former times, had gratified M. Wilkie'
37 20,1| restaurants, and the theatres. At times, some of his friends inquired: "