Chapter

 1  2,2|        think that wives are to turn their husbands into machines
 2  3,3|         de Chalusse was in his turn obliged to start for Germany,
 3  3,4|        had been tricked in his turn, that certain papers had
 4  3,4|       wife attacked him in her turn. She must have been one
 5  4,1|   break off my former life, to turn over a new leaf. And now
 6  5,1|    felt vexed, and resolved to turn his attention to his jockey. ~
 7  5,1|      them believe, and they in turn had made many others believe,
 8  5,1|    with his three employers in turn. But how could he refuse,
 9  5,2|    claimed the jockey in their turn. So M. Wilkie left the course
10  7,1|      the street, he chanced to turn his head and notice that
11  7,3|        greeted each unexpected turn of luck, and occasionally
12  9,5|     impatiently awaiting their turn, he called one of his subordinates,
13 10,3|       know how to repay a good turn." ~"And if you don't find
14 10,4| finished, and given a peculiar turn to his hair, no one would
15 12,4|      Condition of Life." ~"Now turn to the page I have marked,"
16 14,4|       he was almost tempted to turn and fly, when the man clothed
17 15,4|    mother and he threatened to turn his brutatity to you, Wilkie.
18 15,6|      two millions that I am to turn over to you?" ~"Mr. Patterson
19 16,1|  Madame d'Argeles did not even turn her head; the door closed
20 17,4|      Vantrasson heard the door turn upon its hinges, he rose
21 19,4|    Then I can serve you, in my turn, my only love," she exclaimed. "
22 20,2|      impels a hunted animal to turn and face the hounds that