Chapter

 1  1,2|       tone: "Is this the way you keep your resolutions and your
 2  2,2|          me - - " ~"Teach her to keep her promises." ~"It costs
 3  2,2| consequence - she has no rank to keep up." ~The baroness must
 4  3,4|        both; and he was a man to keep his vow unmoved by a thought
 5  3,4|          allow M. de Chalusse to keep the child with him, nor
 6  5,6|         revoir - and, above all, keep me well posted about matters
 7  6,1|        it. How could she hope to keep a secret which was known
 8  6,3|         course, and then we will keep him there. Coralth certainly
 9  7,1|         you must execute it, and keep cool, or the game's lost." ~
10  7,2|      given me the wherewithal to keep me from starving, they imagine
11  7,4|          impatiently. "Are we to keep up this farce for ever?"
12  8,3|       many economical housewives keep most of their silver under
13  8,3|        wife exclaimed: "We won't keep you from your club, my dear.
14  8,5|          a desperate struggle to keep up appearances was constantly
15  8,5|       their creditors. "And they keep three servants," thought
16  9,5|           Don't send them, sir - keep them carefully. Great heavens!
17 10,1|      sous, here's the change." ~"Keep it yourself, Victor," said
18 10,1|         said M. Fortunat. ~What! keep fifteen francs and fifteen
19 10,2|         than Chupin. "So you may keep your money, sir," he resumed. "
20 11,1|                To promise and to keep one's promises are two different
21 11,2|       seat - here's something to keep you from feeling impatient
22 11,3|      exclaiming: "No, thank you; keep it. I've been paid already."
23 11,3|      been so inconsiderate as to keep him waiting for more than
24 11,5|          How he has been able to keep them quiet since M. de Chalusse'
25 12,4|       made to the dying; I shall keep mine even though my heart
26 13,3|       not always been careful to keep the shutters closed, the
27 13,4|          am really very sorry to keep you waiting so long, but
28 13,4|          sometimes impossible to keep one's promises, sir." ~The
29 13,5|  punished. He has no business to keep a man in hot water for three
30 15,6|         to suggest that I should keep the drawing-room in question,
31 16,1|     devotion might induce him to keep you with him. What you told
32 16,4|         know she is the woman to keep her vow, even if she died
33 17,3|         your kindness, my lad. I keep a wine-shop on the Route
34 18,4|         As she was determined to keep the promise which Lieutenant
35 18,4|     seemed impossible for her to keep still. In default of something
36 19,2|       and then fearing she might keep Madame Ferailleur waiting,