Chapter

 1  3,1|     misgivings that Pascal had presented himself at the baron's house,
 2  4,2|       objection had previously presented itself to Pascal's mind,
 3  5,1|      presence. ~Still, when he presented himself inside the enclosure,
 4  5,1|    whenever a good opportunity presented itself. Naturally enough,
 5  5,1|       he regularly every month presented them with fabulous bills
 6  5,2|    when one morning a stranger presented himself. The visitor held
 7  5,3|    black with a white necktie, presented himself at the school, and
 8  5,3|  Wilkie to take his degree. He presented himself for examination;
 9  5,6|       at about ten o'clock, he presented himself at Wilkie's house,
10  6,1|    suspected the truth when he presented himself at the house. He
11  6,3|     for instance, they will be presented for payment. You will refuse
12  9,1|       the livery stable-keeper presented his bill. ~Madame de Fondege
13  9,5|     your photographs should be presented to the person who wrote
14  9,6| Lieutenant Gustave. He will be presented to me to-morrow. To-morrow,
15 11,3|   daybreak. ~Thus, when Chupin presented himself in M. Fortunat's
16 12,2|     francs, and a year ago she presented the institution with one
17 13,5|           A glass of ice-water presented to a parched traveller while
18 14,3|      The mere thought of being presented to M. de Valorsay, a nobleman
19 15,6|      the baron's acquaintances presented themselves, with the following
20 16,3|       times past, I admit. You presented me to the Baroness Trigault,
21 19,3|         a grave difficulty had presented itself. The marquis wished
22 20,1|   drawn up, that as soon as he presented his claims and displayed
23 20,1|      few trifling difficulties presented themselves. For instance,