Chapter

 1  1,2|    her duties at once; and to get rid of her Madame Ferailleur
 2  3,2|       very strange if I don't get eight or ten thousand louis
 3  5,6|      It would be very easy to get out of the scrape. He could
 4  7,3| grieve me, upon my word! Pray get up. Some one is coming.
 5  7,3|   course; but I shall have to get used to it, you know." ~"
 6  9,2|       Besides, he expected to get the animals at a bargain,
 7 10,1|    watching me, I do believe. Get back to your kitchen, or - - " ~
 8 10,2|       t you give something to get rid of it? Very well! that
 9 10,2|      name. Never mind - we'll get him out of this scrape;
10 10,3|    here? Never in life! Who'd get the reward? A viscount is
11 11,2| grapes. I'm going with him to get some." ~"Does he often come
12 12,3|       She evidently wanted to get rid of Madame Vantrasson,
13 13,2|      at so much a month. If I get it I pay for it; if I don'
14 13,2|      I pay for it; if I don't get it, I cut off the supplies.
15 13,2|      off the supplies. When I get extras I pay for them cheerfully,
16 13,2|     that he was not likely to get rid of his guest very soon;
17 13,7|     think it would be easy to get rid of this confounded Turk!
18 14,2|        I'm sorry I let myself get into such a mess!" he exclaimed. "
19 15,4|    have had trouble enough to get on alone,' he grumbled. '
20 15,5|       was passing, he made us get in, and an hour later we
21 16,4|     of them is always sure to get out of order." ~"Nonsense!" ~"
22 17,3|       dinner, I'll go out and get a mouthful to eat. I can
23 17,3|    better look out, if I ever get hold of her again!" ~But