Chapter

 1  2,1|       ridiculous names which he gave to his "creations," and
 2  2,5|  scoundrel. I was horrified and gave him what he asked. But that
 3  2,5|       my misery!" ~The baroness gave vent to a cold, sneering
 4  3,3|        husband's departure, she gave birth to a pretty little
 5  5,1|       inspired. This conviction gave rise indeed to terrible
 6  5,3|       in Paris or the environs, gave him his breakfast and dinner
 7  5,3|      your own master. Those who gave you your education desire
 8  5,5|      him half of the fortune he gave me." ~"That's too much!" ~"
 9  5,5|     soul to a fellow mortal who gave him money when he had none -
10  5,6|        of the temporary one you gave me the other day." ~It is
11  6,2|        on; and every evening it gave the results. According to
12  7,1|       hope so, indeed." ~Wilkie gave a sigh of relief as he saw
13  7,2|       collar, but although this gave full play to his cravat,
14  7,6|         retreating a step: "Who gave you permission to come in
15  7,7|      this unfortunate woman who gave you birth, and order her
16 10,1|     just entered the room. "You gave me twenty francs, m'sieur,"
17 10,1|        So far the explanation I gave you was all that was necessary;
18 10,4|         the second floor, if we gave you a glass of wine!" ~No
19 11,3|    other party?" he inquired. ~"Gave me this for monsieur." ~
20 12,2|   suddenly!" ~Madame Ferailleur gave an almost imperceptible
21 13,1|         that doesn't matter. He gave orders that monsieur should
22 13,2|     envied for many years - who gave me this receipt: 'At home,'
23 13,2|        wore a fez. This costume gave him the appearance of a
24 13,6|         the look which Valorsay gave Pascal, one would have sworn
25 13,6|       not even think it!" ~This gave Pascal an opportunity to
26 15,1|       every danger. Besides, he gave me no time to breathe, or
27 15,3|         converted into money. I gave him all I had, my purse
28 15,6|  crushed by the look his mother gave him - a look embodying the
29 16,1|       requested the persons who gave me this information to call
30 16,4|        marquis frown, but anger gave way to anxiety when he perceived
31 17,1|         Pi-ouit!'" So saying he gave vent to the peculiar call,
32 19,1|         last. ~"Yes." ~"Ah! you gave me a terrible fright; see
33 19,2|          At last, however, they gave her some soup and cold meat,
34 19,4| accepted the trust, and that he gave an acknowledgment of it
35 19,5| understand. The only thing that gave me power to restrain myself
36 20,1|        scullery maid. Still, he gave them to understand that