Chapter

 1  2,4| to-morrow she will inaugurate a new style of hair-dressing,
 2  4,1|     former life, to turn over a new leaf. And now the wedding
 3  6,2|      sorrow was not yet full. A new misfortune was about to
 4  6,4|       near London, and create a new identity for yourself. The
 5  7,1|          If there should be any new revelations, I will inform
 6  7,3|       she continued; "perhaps a new life is about to begin.
 7  7,4|     aloud, "you must see that a new life is about to commence
 8  8,4|         all. You must have your new dresses made in quite a
 9  8,5|      The sheets on her bed were new. ~If Marguerite had been
10  8,5|   persistence, and, lastly, the new sheets on the visitors'
11  9,1|          Dinner was served by a new servant, who had been sent
12  9,3|          who ask to see all the new goods. It is far more amusing
13 10,3|      Brebant's Restaurant put a new idea into his head. "I have
14 12,2| disparaging remarks made by our new servant, Madame Vantrasson?" ~"
15 12,3|        this first effort in her new situation she had surpassed
16 13,1|       On receiving this money a new but quite natural thought
17 13,7|           Who is this man? What new piece of infamy are they
18 14,3|  attitudes and gestures, with a new and elegant mode of bowing
19 15,3|     money to pay our passage to New York. This amazed me. My
20 15,4|         surprise awaited him at New York. A relative had recently
21 15,4|        did. ~"We were living in New York, when one evening he
22 15,6|       are going to give me your new address." ~"No." ~"What? -
23 18,1|       Fondege has purchased his new carriages." ~"Give it to
24 19,1|  down-stairs at once. Hope sent new blood coursing through her
25 20,1|        by the platitudes of his new acquaintance. He intended