Chapter

 1  1,1|        her fingers, she finally declared that she would be content
 2  1,1|       do the marketing myself," declared Madame Ferailleur, boldly. ~"
 3  2,4| impertinence. It is she who has declared it proper form to take a '
 4  3,2|       horse beaten. People have declared that it was my interest
 5  3,4|      his adopting the girl. She declared it an act of imprudence,
 6  3,4|      spite of her protests, she declared that, rather than allow
 7  5,1|  contest; and the best informed declared that in the betting-rooms
 8  5,1|       by no means pleased. Some declared that they had seen the jockey
 9  5,3|      himself at the school, and declared that he had been instructed
10  6,1|      true this man Fortunat had declared that his visit was entirely
11  6,1|      smooth-spoken visitor have declared that he knew everything,
12  6,5|      physician who was summoned declared that her illness was a mere
13  7,1|         child, somewhat testily declared that he was no fool, and
14  7,4|       now understood why he had declared himself ready to brave public
15  8,2|         humility of manner, she declared this little room to be even
16  8,2|        Now her "dear child" had declared her to be a trusted friend,
17  8,2|         had discovered - so she declared to her intimate friends -
18  9,2|         worthy companion merely declared the General and his wife
19  9,2|         with job-masters, so he declared. Besides, he expected to
20  9,3|  several of the best shops, she declared, particularly with the establishment
21 10,3|       forgotten his number," he declared; "but he lives in the Rue
22 10,4|       ll leave him, mother," he declared, "so you may be quite easy
23 11,5|         affair. "Well, yes," he declared, "it's true. Valorsay HAS
24 15,3|       in his true character. He declared he bitterly regretted that
25 16,3|         my opinion exactly," he declared. "But what course would
26 17,1|       fellow, mademoiselle," he declared; "he has grown up under
27 17,2|       think so in fact, when he declared his determination to perform
28 19,3|     most frightful dangers,' he declared. 'However, I will recognize
29 20,1|    stimulating curiosity he had declared, and the Figaro had repeated,
30 20,1|        the guests. Many of them declared - where could they have
31 20,1|        the scandals of the day, declared the story false, and said