Chapter

 1  1,1|         kill his slanderer, but afterward - ? How was he to reach
 2  2,5|       of it to me a dozen years afterward. I have repeated it a thousand
 3  2,5|       floor creak, and a moment afterward a lady passed quickly through
 4  4,1|        legal satisfaction. And, afterward, the law may take its course!" ~
 5  5,5|         seems exorbitant. It is afterward, when the day of settlement
 6  5,6|         man she loved. Forsaken afterward, she found herself in the
 7  6,1|      About a quarter of an hour afterward her emissaries returned.
 8  6,4|         advice," said she, "but afterward?" ~"What, don't you understand
 9  6,4|      the object I have in view? Afterward you will disappear. I know
10  6,5|        his respects to her soon afterward. For he had the impudence
11  7,3|      and I consult other people afterward; and when they are dissatisfied,
12  8,3|      About a quarter of an hour afterward, one of those bottles which
13  8,4|        months of mourning - but afterward? Do you suppose, my poor
14  9,3|      ready." ~And a few moments afterward they left the house together. ~
15  9,5|        and he will burn it. But afterward, in case of any difficulty -
16 10,5|     will be no answer. You will afterward take the other to the person
17 11,3|        Marquis de Valorsay, and afterward to M. Wilkie's rooms, where
18 12,2|   insults as mere nonsense; and afterward to Greloux himself, who
19 13,6|   endure the worst agony; it is afterward, when they have escaped
20 14,5| Astonishing, upon my honor! But afterward?" ~"I shall leave Paris." ~"
21 15,1|   mysterious and fatal charm. I afterward learned that this was only
22 15,1|       my heart. I met him twice afterward in society. He did not speak
23 15,2|  exactly touched, he was, as he afterward confessed, at least rather
24 15,3|       was not until some months afterward that these trifles, which
25 15,3|      its shameful meaning until afterward: 'A woman who repairs to
26 15,3|  captain, and when he joined me afterward, heated with alcohol, he
27 15,4|        great danger. A few days afterward, he said to me: 'I cannot
28 18,3|          she almost immediately afterward heard the lieutenant inquire
29 18,4|      General returned some time afterward, and he was evidently in
30 18,5|      grief, and then an instant afterward plunge him into the rapture
31 19,4|        who had seduced her, and afterward married her, actuated by