Chapter

 1  1,1|   slander itself? As well try to hold a handful of water; as well
 2  2,5|          very well that I really hold gambling in horror - that
 3  3,1|      oath, when the baron caught hold of it, and, pressing it
 4  3,4|         sneer at everything, and hold one's self quite above the
 5  5,1|         they had seen the jockey hold Domingo back; and they insisted
 6  5,5|       agents, when they obtain a hold on an estate, leave nothing
 7  6,1|           she believed she had a hold on the third, but the fourth -
 8  6,3|    fashion, however. I need only hold my peace, and the daughter
 9  6,3|        heart in vain!" ~She took hold of his hand as if to raise
10  6,5|        way for you to obtain and hold your fortune independent
11  7,1|        He seemed to see them, to hold them, to feel them gliding
12  7,6|        threateningly, and caught hold of her arm. "Take care!"
13  7,7|        didn't I not bribe him to hold his peace?" ~The baron had
14 10,6|       man, without releasing his hold on his pipe. ~"Thank you,
15 11,1|          care. ~Madame Paul took hold of it with some hesitation,
16 11,4|       watching. I am here, and I hold in my hand all the threads
17 12,1|         grim madness that seizes hold of so many desperate, despairing
18 12,2|    sorrowful apprehension seized hold of him. "You are silent,"
19 14,2|         Marquis de Valorsay's to hold a conference with him, far
20 14,5|      terrible disquietude seized hold of Wilkie. This sudden change
21 15,4|    millions. Would he be able to hold his father at bay even with
22 17,3|          look out, if I ever get hold of her again!" ~But Chupin
23 18,1| Mademoiselle Marguerite and took hold of her hands: "My dear young
24 18,2|        extended his hand to take hold of Marguerite's, and probably
25 18,3|         I swear it by all that I hold sacred." ~"That would not
26 18,5|        of despair, and clutching hold of Marguerite's wrists: "