Chapter

 1  1,1|       francs from her pocket she placed them in Madame Vantrasson'
 2  2,3|         position in which he was placed. The baron, who had been
 3  2,3|          happen that he had been placed in this dangerous position?
 4  5,3|        loss for an expedient. He placed his charge in a private
 5  5,3|      hope was vain! M. Patterson placed him in the hands of an old
 6  5,4|           a considerable sum was placed in my hands to meet your
 7  5,5|      viscount read the document, placed it in his pocket, and then
 8  6,3|      suddenly he raised her, and placed her in an arm-chair, exclaiming: "
 9  6,3|          position in which I was placed. My peril is imminent; I
10  6,3|        served, and an attachment placed upon your furniture; but
11  7,5|        in your favor; I shall be placed in possession of my brother'
12  8,1|        did not choose at all. He placed his rusty candlestick on
13  9,2|       the letter again, and then placed it carefully in one of the
14  9,3|         And with a firm hand she placed the key in the lock. ~ ~
15  9,6|       had left it. She carefully placed the letter in the drawer
16 10,6|         tell you? A letter to be placed in madame's own hands or
17 11,2|      glass with some liquor, she placed it before Chupin, and offered
18 12,3|          simple dessert had been placed on the table, she turned
19 12,4|          Baron Trigault, who had placed a hundred thousand francs
20 13,4|      them on the floor again. or placed them on a pile before him,
21 13,8|     thousand francs each, and he placed them upon the table, saying: "
22 15,1|          discover what hands had placed them there. Ah! how can
23 15,6|            M. Wilkie took it up, placed it carefully in his pocket,
24 16,4|        seals upon the furniture, placed there by the justice of
25 17,2|       for a cab. Her baggage was placed upon it, and she went away
26 18,3|     million francs that had been placed in his escritoire for safe
27 18,3|      restrictions which had been placed upon the servants' movements
28 19,2|     Valorsay to Madame Leon. She placed it carefully in her pocket,
29 19,3|      look around her, ere he had placed her in an arm-chair, and
30 19,4|     letter. Having done this, he placed the copy in an envelope
31 20,1| displayed his credentials he was placed in possession of the Chalusse