Chapter

 1  2,2|   Madame Trigault, a baroness, thanks to her husband's gold and
 2  3,4|      but at last it succeeded, thanks to the assistance of a clever
 3  5,6|        together," he growled. "Thanks for the preference you display
 4  6,5|                             5~"Thanks, my friend, thanks a thousand
 5  6,5|          5~"Thanks, my friend, thanks a thousand times; but it
 6  8,5|       retired to her own room. Thanks to Madame Leon's absence,
 7  9,2|    sweetest voice: "A thousand thanks, my child! Ah! this is a
 8  9,3|       the Rue de Mulhouse, and thanks to an introduction from
 9  9,4|   referred to her, of course. "Thanks to the assistance of one
10  9,5|      not stop to listen to her thanks. Not wishing to return to
11  9,5|        hand, and simply said, "Thanks; I am more than repaid." ~
12  9,6|      in the marquis's letter. "Thanks to the assistance of one
13 10,1|       scarcely deigned to say "thanks," in the coldest possible
14 10,3|      like Victor Chupin. "Many thanks for your kindness," he said
15 12,1|     had promised him his help. Thanks to this man whom misfortune
16 12,2|      And you saw them?" ~"Yes; thanks to a falsehood which doesn'
17 12,4|  advantages were considerable, thanks to Baron Trigault, who had
18 13,1|     with which it was spoken: "Thanks!" ~The baron shrugged his
19 14,3| companion overwhelmed him with thanks, he rose, and said: "I must
20 14,3|       at the appointed time." ~Thanks to the surprising mutability
21 15,2|    masters and friends. There, thanks to the liberty I enjoyed,
22 15,6|      This proved an easy task, thanks to the assistance of my
23 16,3|   might have doubted, but now, thanks to that vain idiot who goes
24 16,4|      he did not show it. "Many thanks for your zeal, my dear lady,"
25 18,1|     power, and the magistrate, thanks to the numbers of the bank-notes,
26 18,3|        have seized them since, thanks to a still inexplicable
27 18,4| habituee of the establishment, thanks to the numerous orders she