Chapter

 1  5,2| description, she was extremely handsome, tall, and very fair. He
 2  5,2|      with his mother in a very handsome suite of rooms. A man, who
 3  6,4| marriage. They will give you a handsome fortune and we will divide
 4  7,1|        open, and he ascended a handsome staircase, heavily carpeted,
 5  7,2|     anything; I receive a very handsome allowance. But when my relatives
 6  8,2| greatly surprised to find this handsome, queenly young lady so obliging,
 7  8,3|     besides the china was very handsome and marked with the General'
 8  8,5|        Madame de Fondege had a handsome wardrobe with glass doors
 9 10,5|      it's his business to be a handsome fellow!" The mystery was
10 10,5|        was a dark frown on his handsome, usually smiling countenance,
11 10,6|    Coralth's specialty, with a handsome overcoat, a trifle too small
12 11,1|      and she got it. She saw a handsome young fellow and wanted
13 11,2|       to rags. Still, he was a handsome little fellow, and seemed
14 11,4|      with a single glance. The handsome appointments of the office
15 13,1|        apartment as large as a handsome suite of rooms, and magnificently
16 13,3|     garden, was very large and handsome. The stables and carriage-house -
17 13,5|       hundred thousand. A very handsome fortune, no doubt, and I
18 14,4|      the Marquis de Valorsay's handsome mansion was not likely to
19 14,4|  through the open doors of the handsome stables he espied the many
20 14,4|     when he passed through the handsome drawing-rooms, filled to
21 15,3|    ring and a necklace, with a handsome diamond cross attached to
22 15,6|         I would give something handsome to know those men's names.
23 17,1|    good and as clever as she's handsome. Did you notice, monsieur,
24 20,1|      baroness had really fled, handsome Viscount de Coralth would
25 20,2|       Chupin, resplendent in a handsome, bran-new, black dress-suit. ~