Chapter

 1  1,1|       Ferailleur; "I have never given over fifteen francs." ~But
 2  2,3|      once more. "They have just given him my card," he thought. "
 3  3,4|   ascertained that his wife had given birth to a child in his
 4  5,1|         Sunday, and that he had given orders not to let the animal
 5  5,3|   thousand francs that had been given him for his quarterly allowance.
 6  6,1|      she had committed. She had given her honor as the price of
 7  6,1|         starvation than to have given me bread purchased at such
 8  7,1|        to her servants, and had given them strict orders not to
 9  7,2|      But when my relatives have given me the wherewithal to keep
10  7,3|         He would willingly have given his third share in Pompier
11  7,5| thousand francs a year formerly given you by your poor mother." ~
12  9,4| explanations, which I have just given you for your guidance, it
13  9,6|      the old magistrate who had given her such proofs of sympathy.
14  9,6|     which Madame de Fondege had given her. "So money is no longer
15 10,4|       when he had finished, and given a peculiar turn to his hair,
16 10,5|        the instructions she had given him. Chupin was therefore
17 10,6|        ends." Chupin would have given a pint of his own blood
18 11,3|        say that money had never given him a feeling of satisfaction
19 12,1|      note which Madame Leon had given him at the garden gate?
20 12,1|         has erred, when she has given birth to a child, how she
21 12,3|     virtuous mother, could have given better expression to nobler
22 12,4|    pencil which Madame Leon had given to Pascal, and which he
23 12,4|        surprising proof she had given him of her love of justice,
24 13,8|         the knavery. He has not given me the horses I purchased.
25 14,4|    PRESTIGE to maintain. I have given you a great mark of confidence,
26 15,1|        the first time at a fete given at the house of the Comte
27 16,1|        been alone he would have given vent to his true feelings.
28 16,4|      drawer a certain document, given to me by M. de Chalusse
29 17,3|        a short distance she had given the cabman different instructions.
30 17,3|     fact that the woman had not given him a farthing gratuity,
31 18,2|       the hospitality they have given me!" As she spoke the tears
32 18,4|         numerous orders she had given within the past few days,
33 18,4|         shall we go now? I have given the servants an 'outing'
34 19,5|   father's will and the receipt given by M. de Fondege - in a
35 19,5|       will be at a grand soiree given by Baron Trigault. I shall
36 20,2|      command had evidently been given. Suddenly all the guests