Chapter

 1  2,2|        francs, ninety centimes." ~"Call it twenty-eight thousand
 2  2,3|          Noble ladies! whom do you call noble ladies, pray? The
 3  2,5|        initiated her into what you call high life? and who used
 4  5,1|            a racing Sunday too, to call on M. Wilkie. His anxiety
 5  6,4|  hairdressers, milliners and fools call great ladies, come running
 6  7,2|          recovered sufficiently to call here, and found that you
 7  7,3|        despair. What should he do? Call for help? He dared not.
 8  7,3|            repeated. "Will you not call me mother?" ~"Yes, of course -
 9  7,7|           my fortune. To-morrow, I call you all to witness, there
10  7,7|       baron do? He did not wish to call the servants; they had heard
11  8,1|            guests to dine with me. Call my maid. See that M. Gustave'
12  8,3|      cellar to this lad. Evariste, call Justine." ~The pert-looking
13  8,5|         telling him that she would call upon him on the following
14  9,5|           will take a seat, I will call monsieur." ~She sank on
15 10,2|            he ruined. What did you call him? Ferailleur? It's an
16 10,4|            certainly don't come to call on him," he answered. "My
17 12,1|          husband; what some people call duty was my happiness, so
18 14,2|   To-morrow two of my friends will call upon him; and if he refuses
19 14,3|         eleven o'clock, and I will call for you and take you to
20 14,4|            next step. In any case, call here again at four o'clock." ~
21 16,1|        gave me this information to call here. You shall hear their
22 16,4|          with Madame de Fondege to call on the Baroness Trigault.
23 17,1|          gave vent to the peculiar call, half whistle, half ejaculation,
24 17,4|         bad! I shall be obliged to call again." ~"So you have a
25 17,4|           know if your wife didn't call there a few days ago for
26 19,1|    disposal, and don't hesitate to call them. You are at home, recollect." ~
27 20,1|         restaurant, he was able to call out, "I say, Valorsay, my
28 20,1| smoking-room waiting for Wilkie to call for them, as had been agreed