Chapter

 1  3,1|         my life." As he spoke he sprang up with an almost frenzied
 2  3,4| dress-maker's bills." ~The baron sprang to his feet with a passionate
 3  4,2|         de Valorsay." ~The baron sprang to his feet. "Stop," he
 4  5,6|       Lia d'Argeles." ~M. Wilkie sprang to his feet. "Lia d'Argeles!"
 5  6,2|     Trigault." ~Madame d'Argeles sprang up, and greeted the baron
 6  6,4|       estate." ~Madame d'Argeles sprang to her feet. "Never never!"
 7  6,5|       heard the clock strike, he sprang from his arm-chair in dismay. "
 8  6,5|       that several of the guests sprang to their feet. "What is
 9  7,4|          decided - mother." ~She sprang up, wild with hope and enthusiasm. "
10  7,4|   hearing these words, M. Wilkie sprang up in dismay. "Excuse me,"
11  7,6|        was flung open, and a man sprang upon him. It was Baron Trigault. ~
12  9,2|         eagerness with which she sprang out of bed and opened the
13 11,3|         Coralth had returned. He sprang to the ground as soon as
14 11,4|         Ferailleur." ~Marguerite sprang to her feet, at once agitated
15 12,3|          suddenly opened, and he sprang up, exclaiming: "Who is
16 12,4|      glanced at the note than he sprang up, and in an excited voice,
17 13,7|         more terror-stricken. He sprang nervously on to his short,
18 14,2|      cocotte - - " ~The viscount sprang from his chair, and interrupting
19 15,2|   madness rather than heroism, I sprang toward him, and clasped
20 15,3|     Marquis de Valorsay. He even sprang up, and exclaimed: "Amazing!" ~
21 15,6|       remarked coldly. And as he sprang up, astonished that any
22 16,2| trembling like a leaf, M. Wilkie sprang from his chair. "I understand!"
23 17,4|         had betrayed himself, he sprang upon Chupin, and caught
24 18,5|   wrapper, the Baroness Trigault sprang from her chair. This was
25 19,1|          her. ~Madame de Fondege sprang forward. "What is the matter,
26 19,1|      shock, and with a bound she sprang to her feet. For this cry
27 20,2|         that five or six persons sprang forward exclaiming: "What