Chapter

 1  1,2| certainly find Baron Trigault's address in it." ~The baron lived
 2  2,5|        he made a mistake in the address, and the telegram was brought
 3  3,2|        of France. Why should he address his attentions in particular
 4  3,4|         Bourse." ~This name and address were engraved upon the baron'
 5  5,3|        there. Here is my London address; and if any serious trouble
 6  6,1|      card - that is to say, his address - and it would have been
 7  7,6|       for it. I shall find your address, and to-morrow you will
 8  8,3|    whetted his appetite, and to address his wife as Madame Range-a-bord,
 9  9,5|        you will tell me to what address I ought to send them - - " ~
10 10,3|         hunting up the rascal's address," he grumbled, as he hastened
11 10,3|        The waiters examined the address. "Coralth!" they replied. "
12 10,3|       And that's why I want his address." ~The argument was of a
13 10,3|        not know M. de Coralth's address, and they saw no way of
14 10,4|         there and ascertain his address for me, I'll give you five
15 10,4|       give five francs for YOUR address?" ~"Is there any lady who'
16 10,6|       table, and glanced at the address. "Ah," said he, "I can confide
17 10,6|       the latter glanced at the address he turned deadly pale, and
18 11,5|  thought of him. I procured his address, and went to the Rue d'Ulm.
19 12,2|        I obtained the Greloux's address from Madame Vantrasson,"
20 15,1|         him. By some miracle of address and audacity, he had discovered
21 15,6|       going to give me your new address." ~"No." ~"What? - No!" ~
22 16,3|       losing a second, I should address a communication to the public
23 16,3|         like me to give you the address of my business man? He is
24 16,3|       better make a note of his address. Write: 'Maumejan, Route
25 17,3|      didn't give me her name or address, the old witch!" he growled. "
26 18,2|         told you that you could address such words to me with impunity?"
27 19,4|         M. de Fondege wrote the address of his 'old comrade' on