Chapter

 1  1,1|         his honor and fortune, his present and future, are wrecked
 2  2,2|        back!" ~"The dresses of the present day require a great deal
 3  4,2|         betray my identity. I will present myself as your agent; he
 4  5,4|            him rise betimes in the present case had indeed been extremely
 5  5,5|             like all persons whose present is more or less uncertain,
 6  5,5|          he said to himself. "If I present him with a fortune, the
 7  6,5|         take no action whatever at present," he replied. "If he has
 8  9,1|         hand for his son up to the present moment. And first, why had
 9  9,1|         correct, she chanced to be present when the livery stable-keeper
10  9,1|   assertion became apparent in the present case. Mademoiselle Marguerite
11  9,2|          not remarked. Each person present was too deeply engrossed
12  9,4|             Your conduct up to the present time has been a chef-d'oeuvre,
13  9,6|           young lady a very pretty present which Madame de Fondege
14 10,2|           his unknown enemy at the present moment, for Victor's eyes,
15 11,2|      acquainted with her husband's present life, how did it happen
16 11,5|          however, his anger in the present instance had ruined his
17 11,5|         Still there was one person present who was deeply impressed
18 13,2|          Excuse me; if I follow my present plan, I shall be obliged
19 13,3|         cons, Pascal determined to present himself as he was at the
20 13,3|      merest trifle produced at the present age. "Take a seat here,
21 13,6|           Pascal an opportunity to present his programme, and he availed
22 14,1|         should be his seconds, and present his demand for satisfaction
23 14,2|      guests in her drawing-room to present yourself!" ~"Ah, well! it
24 14,3|       received had they chanced to present themselves at that moment. ~
25 14,4|           friend understood how to present the events in their most
26 15,6|        truth!" ~In any age but the present, Madame d'Argeles's story
27 16,1|     weakness. For instance, at the present moment Wilkie was completely
28 16,2|             You may retire for the present, but don't leave the house.
29 16,3|           whose patronage I owe my present means, but I am paying too
30 17,1|          one. Indeed, he dared not present his petition; but his embarrassment
31 17,2|              However, he could not present himself at the office in
32 18,1| respectfully while the servant was present, but as soon as he had left
33 18,5|       Madame Trigault, allow me to present to you the daughter of the
34 19,3|         Lost in the rapture of the present moment, they had forgotten
35 19,3|          than restore it to you at present. But as soon as you became