Chapter

 1  2,4|      After twenty years has the idea of ridding yourself of me
 2  5,6|       conceived the unfortunate idea of inviting Victor Chupin
 3  5,6|           a competency, and the idea was too tempting to be relinquished. ~
 4  6,3|        d'Argeles, "why did this idea never occur to me?" ~The
 5  7,1|     grumbled. "Never! - I've an idea." And, without giving himself
 6  7,1|        Wilkie realized that his idea was really an excellent
 7  7,3|      come in. He hated the very idea of ridicule. So summoning
 8  7,3|     indeed. Not at all! What an idea!" ~"Tell me that you forgive
 9  7,7|    compelled to relinquish this idea. The expression of her face
10  8,2|       was really furious at the idea, but was compelled to submit
11  9,4|       She had not the slightest idea. But she DID know that she
12 10,3|  Brebant's Restaurant put a new idea into his head. "I have it!"
13 10,3|          Ah! I don't fancy that idea!" he exclaimed. "Leave it
14 10,5|       Sunday, too, what a funny idea! And I have been treating
15 10,6|    contents of the missive. The idea of opening it occurred to
16 11,4|       who inspired you with the idea of coming to me. You would
17 11,5|   exclaimed: "I understand your idea! Yes, M. Ferailleur is in
18 12,2|        I did not do so." ~"This idea occurred to you so suddenly!" ~
19 13,6|         by no means impossible, idea had flashed through the
20 14,3|       persist in such an absurd idea. You ought to have sense
21 15,6| business associates. "Not a bad idea; not bad at all," he exclaimed.
22 16,3|      that would be an excellent idea; but there is one slight
23 17,4|         felled an ox. He had an idea of calling for assistance.
24 20,1|    surprise! They could have no idea what it was! This fete was