Chapter

 1  1,1|   persecutors. And nothing seems impossible at the first moment, when
 2  1,1|         named, but more - it was impossible! Would they haggle over
 3  2,1|         jealous of achieving the impossible, and never haggling when
 4  2,3|  together by a chain which it is impossible to break. And undoubtedly,
 5  2,4|        toilettes you wear? It is impossible to read of a first performance
 6  3,1|      taken to render recognition impossible. ~ ~"I have never met any
 7  3,1|      baron bounded to his feet. "Impossible!" he exclaimed; "absolutely
 8  3,1|        he exclaimed; "absolutely impossible! M. de Valorsay is incapable
 9  3,4|          the poor count found it impossible to escape this terrible
10  4,2|         telling the truth, it is impossible to explain the foul conspiracy
11  5,1|          at cards! Besides, it's impossible! Valorsay is above such
12  5,4|         is a problem which it is impossible to solve. How do they live,
13  5,5|        hopes that nothing seemed impossible to him. ~"Never in all my
14  5,6|      against oneself. But it was impossible for the viscount to act
15  6,5|        was told that it would be impossible. Still, you might investigate
16  7,4|         suit me at all." ~It was impossible to mistake M. Wilkie's manner,
17  7,5|          father?" he exclaimed. "Impossible!" ~"It is so, however; and
18  7,7|      than I, baron, that this is impossible. In the vilest natures,
19  8,2|       wood merchant, saw nothing impossible in the statements. ~ ~
20  8,4|        powers of comprehension. "Impossible!" she murmured, "impossible!
21  8,4|      Impossible!" she murmured, "impossible! But, my poor child, what
22  9,2|        her face; but this seemed impossible, for the keyhole was blocked
23  9,4|        unfortunate and well-nigh impossible accident occur, will throw
24  9,5|         perhaps what I desire is impossible. I came on the impulse of
25  9,6|      post-script: "P. S. - It is impossible to retain the shadow of
26 13,4|      promise." ~"It is sometimes impossible to keep one's promises,
27 13,6|         strange, but by no means impossible, idea had flashed through
28 13,6|       clients' need. It would be impossible to have a fixed price for
29 14,5|         at him, and it was quite impossible not to read their contempt
30 16,1|        it would really have been impossible for him to swallow a morsel.
31 16,2|  unnoticed. Further doubt seemed impossible. "Ah! this is most unfortunate!"
32 16,4|          sake I will attempt the impossible. Swear to become my wife
33 17,3| resistance? Such a course seemed impossible on his part. Thinking over
34 18,2|   sojourn in the General's house impossible; and where could she go,
35 18,4|        excited indeed, it seemed impossible for her to keep still. In