Chapter

 1  1,2|         keeping with its owner's character as an expert financier,
 2  3,4|         proof of his strength of character, here it is: He said nothing
 3  5,1|     allowed him to aspire to the character of a sporting man. Wilkie
 4  5,4|         favorable or unfavorable character of the replies his manner
 5  7,2|        the dominant trait in his character was deserting him. In his
 6  7,4|        her in regard to his true character - but no. She only saw and
 7  7,4|         revealed him in his true character. Madame d'Argeles saw her
 8  7,5|        she had discovered in his character. But, under the circumstances,
 9  8,1|            1~Unusual strength of character, unbounded confidence in
10  8,5|  household was truly Parisian in character; or, at least, it was what
11 10,2|       sense to read his master's character and discern his motives.
12 10,3|      about to resort to, but the character of his adversaries justified
13 11,2|        had revealed his mother's character with cruel precision. What
14 11,2| confirmed. He had read Mouchon's character at a glance. He had recognized
15 11,5|       understand M. Ferailleur's character, and he is not the man to
16 12,4|       had fathomed Madame Leon's character, I should not be at all
17 13,1|        high estimate of Pascal's character, he was astonished and deeply
18 13,3|        of a real and substantial character, which one did not find
19 13,7|          no imputations upon his character." ~It was plain that he
20 13,8|       apparent." ~Knowing Kami's character better than Pascal, the
21 14,1|         he had revealed his true character. On seeing him pass out
22 15,3|      beginning to learn the real character of the scoundrel for whom
23 15,3|     revealed himself in his true character. He declared he bitterly
24 19,2|     quite in accordance with her character. As long as she had entertained