Chapter

 1  1,1|          fortune, his present and future, are wrecked by a vile conspiracy!
 2  2,2|           will be more prudent in future. Pay, monsieur - pay just
 3  2,5|          her, and provide for her future. Fool! fool that I was!
 4  3,2|      withdrawn my horses. And, in future, I shall have nothing to
 5  3,3|          t a penny of her own. My future wife has no dowry save her
 6  3,3|           Ah! then you adore your future bride!" ~"Adore only feebly
 7  3,3|      family." ~"You are wrong. My future bride has no other name
 8  3,4|           beloved Marguerite, the future Marquise de Valorsay, has
 9  4,2|        man's mind, that his whole future depended upon the determination
10  5,2|        And what bright visions of future glory haunted him! He saw
11  5,4|       will meet with no reply. In future you will not receive a penny
12  5,5|         misgivings concerning his future. Just now he was cunning
13  6,4|          you sacrifice your son's future in this style?" ~"No, it
14  7,1|        over the delights that the future had in store for him. He
15  7,4|    spoiling you, and ruining your future by giving you so much money.
16  7,4|         you the truth. I hope the future will prove that I am wrong.
17  8,3|      furnish her with excuses for future visits to him." ~The General
18  9,2|     threatened her happiness, her future, perhaps her life! But how
19  9,4|        line of it threatening her future. The reality surpassed her
20  9,5|         It is my happiness and my future that I place in your hands -
21 11,5|           renounce his honor, his future, and the woman he loves
22 12,2|          stake? Did not his whole future depend upon the revelations
23 13,3| disconcert or even trouble him in future. The weapons he had to use
24 13,4|        his happiness, ruining his future, and depriving him of his
25 14,1|       save anxiety concerning the future, and all sorts of uncertainties
26 18,1|            she could not read the future. What did M. de Valorsay'
27 18,1|       courage an hundredfold. The future that had seemed so gloomy
28 19,3|        forgotten the past and the future, the agony they had endured,
29 19,4|         possible mischance in the future." ~He was silent for a moment,
30 19,5|           realized that her whole future, and the happiness of her
31 20,1|     steeplechaser had a brilliant future before him. He did not trouble