Chapter

 1  1,1|    taking five francs from her pocket she placed them in Madame
 2  1,2|        which he carried in his pocket bore the inscription: "P.
 3  5,1|        To put money into one's pocket in this way is even worse
 4  5,3|        hundred francs into his pocket, locked the rest of his
 5  5,3| himself without a penny in his pocket, and face to face with a
 6  5,5|     document, placed it in his pocket, and then said, as he took
 7  5,5|       little notebook from his pocket he took from it not one,
 8  7,5|       Wilkie. He drew from his pocket a scrap of paper, and flourishing
 9  8,1|       de Fondege hunted in her pocket for her latch-key. Not finding
10  9,1|    four thousand francs in his pocket, stood listening with the
11  9,1|     interminable bill from his pocket. And when he saw the bank-notes,
12  9,2|         putting the key in her pocket. ~"I shall never know, then,"
13  9,3|      key of the drawers in the pocket of the dress she had just
14  9,3|        began to search for the pocket. Fortune favored her! The
15  9,5|     Valorsay's letter from her pocket, and, showing it to the
16  9,6|         and put the key in the pocket of Madame Leon's dress.
17 10,1|       had not only suffered in pocket, he had been humiliated
18 10,1|     the expenses out of my own pocket, if necessary. Ah, my fine
19 10,1|      money carelessly into his pocket, and scarcely deigned to
20 10,6|   letter he carried burned his pocket like a red-hot iron. "Madame
21 11,2|      always has goodies in his pocket for mamma and me." ~"Why
22 11,3|       drawing a franc from her pocket she offered it to him. "
23 11,3|    slipped the letter into his pocket, and was engaged in counting
24 13,4|   often without a penny in his pocket, and was ever subject to
25 13,7|       thrust his hand into his pocket, with such a natural gesture,
26 13,8|   Pascal gravely drew from his pocket twenty-four bank-notes,
27 15,6|     placed it carefully in his pocket, and then exclaimed: "That
28 17,2|    prefecture of police in his pocket, or if he had been more
29 19,2|       from M. Ferailleur in my pocket mademoiselle. Here it is -
30 19,2|     placed it carefully in her pocket, thanked the photographer,
31 20,2|     now. Had he not got in his pocket M. Wilkie's signature insuring