Chapter

 1  5,4|       of the Count de Chalusse changed the situation. He heard
 2  5,6|      You were starving. So she changed her name, and now she is
 3  7,4|     tell you that all would be changed when you compelled me, Lia
 4  7,6|       a few moments before had changed the luck. Then passing into
 5  7,7|        door opened or shut, he changed color, as if he expected
 6 10,3|     his own pocket-book. ~This changed the matter entirely. "That
 7 10,4|       his chamber, and quickly changed the clothes he was wearing (
 8 10,4|        watching him. "You have changed your clothes, Toto," she
 9 10,5|      was solved. ~While Chupin changed the contents of the jardinieres,
10 10,6|   blunder, he replied, "I have changed my mind. What! you'd only
11 11,1|       although she was cruelly changed. "That's her," he murmured. "
12 11,1|    then?" Chupin wondered. ~He changed his post of observation,
13 12,2|         Pascal's amazement was changed to terror. "You, mother,
14 13,3|    Trigault," the valet's face changed as if by enchantment. "Oh!"
15 13,6|       unexpected mischance, he changed color on hearing the name
16 14,5|       that. She was so greatly changed that when M. Wilkie's eyes
17 15,5| weather with it. One morning I changed my last five-franc piece -
18 17,1|        finger-tips, and yet he changed color two or three times. "
19 17,2|     his will, he went home and changed his clothes. Then he took
20 17,3| pursuers, his conjectures were changed into certainties. This information
21 17,4|      establishment. It had not changed in the least since the evening
22 17,4|      cry to escape him; but he changed his tactics, and instead
23 18,2|       have seen you and all is changed. As soon as my eyes fell
24 19,2|     point of view was entirely changed when conquered by the strength