Chapter

 1  2,5|   bravado. And, besides, he was standing a little back in the shade.
 2  3,1| spell-bound. Baron Trigault was standing on the threshold. His emotion,
 3  4,2|     decanter of water was still standing on it. The baron poured
 4  6,2|      her visitor's face. He was standing silent and motionless in
 5  7,1|        concierge and Job - were standing at the door engaged in conversation.
 6  7,1|       Two liveried footmen were standing at the door of the drawing-room,
 7  7,3|       stake one hundred louis!" Standing silent and motionless near
 8  8,1|        or sustain her. Ah, yes! standing at a window on the second
 9  8,1|     said that the bill had been standing a long time already." ~"
10  8,1|            Madame Leon, who was standing near Mademoiselle Marguerite
11  9,2|         the door closed again. ~Standing silent and motionless in
12  9,2|        was reading the missive, standing barefooted in her night-dress,
13  9,4|       went in, and seeing a man standing at the door of an elegant
14 10,1|      prudence, and she remained standing in front of him with open
15 10,3|     Brebant's. Two waiters were standing at the doorway, and, showing
16 10,4|       surely as if she had been standing near watching him. "You
17 11,1|         of observation, and, by standing on tiptoe, he succeeded
18 11,4|          Victor Chupin, who was standing twisting his cap near the
19 12,1|      cab she had used was still standing before the door, and she
20 12,2|       bound as an apprentice." ~Standing opposite his mother with
21 13,3|          his mortal enemy - was standing there before him. ~"M. Maumejan,"
22 14,3|    chance whatever. You have no standing, no influential connections,
23 14,4|       vans, heavily laden, were standing outside the gate. In the
24 15,1|      pretended to avoid me, but standing a little on one side, he
25 15,2|       fright and saw my brother standing on the threshold. Oh! then
26 15,2|         room. Arthur Gordon was standing at the foot of the bed anxiously
27 16,3|         off, but my brougham is standing in the courtyard; so take
28 18,4|         the door, the baron was standing in the courtyard with a
29 19,3|        excess of happiness; and standing in the door-way, Madame
30 20,2|       upward of half a million? Standing near one of the windows