Chapter

 1  2,4|          them - you will - - " He paused, and then, after a moment'
 2  3,2|         my son-in-law - - " ~ ~He paused; there was a rap at the
 3  3,3|              The marquis suddenly paused in his story to exclaim: "
 4  4,2|            had elapsed, the baron paused. "Now as before, M. Ferailleur,"
 5  5,6|         reason - - " The viscount paused, certainly he had no prejudices;
 6  6,1|          promises." ~She suddenly paused. It occurred to her that
 7  6,2|          you only knew " ~But she paused, for in spite of her own
 8  7,7|     mothers - while he - - " ~She paused, not because she shrunk
 9  9,5|           Mademoiselle Marguerite paused; but, as soon as his instructions
10 10,1|         see who laughs last." ~He paused, for Victor Chupin, who
11 10,2| sentiments. So, when his employer paused, he exclaimed: "Well, we
12 10,3|          was leaving the room, he paused abruptly. "How stupid!"
13 10,6|           ever have any." ~But he paused in his soliloquy, and prudently
14 12,3|         sentiments; but - - " She paused, not wishing to wound her
15 13,5|         as soon as M. de Valorsay paused to take breath, he exclaimed: "
16 13,8|      waste in hesitation, he soon paused in front of Pascal, and
17 14,5|   anything into my head - - " ~He paused, for he could no longer
18 15,6|                             6~She paused for a moment, her face redder
19 15,6|           s the marquis - - " She paused abruptly. One word more
20 16,4|          I see? Why, Mademoiselle paused to talk with a vagabond,
21 17,4|           la Revolte, and at last paused before a house of humble
22 18,3|      still hanging over me." ~She paused, for the lieutenant had
23 19,1|     reaching the street-door, she paused and looked around her. At
24 19,1|         he turned the corner, and paused, waiting for Mademoiselle