Chapter

 1  1,2|         Shame, sorrow, and rage, brought tears to Pascal's eyes. "
 2  2,4|         to demand payment. If he brought me a bill this morning,
 3  2,5|          you the treasures I had brought back with me! I had two
 4  2,5|    address, and the telegram was brought here. I opened it, and read: '
 5  3,2|       that this piece of knavery brought me in an enormous sum, and
 6  3,3|        when one morning the post brought him a letter from his pretty
 7  5,2|    Jacques," came every day, and brought him sweetmeats and playthings.
 8  7,4|         only idle curiosity that brought you here. You wished to
 9  7,6|          name of the man who had brought him cakes and toys in the
10  7,7| treachery on the viscount's part brought a flush of indignant anger
11  8,3|          credulous customers was brought in - a bottle duly covered
12 11,1|            Here's a girl who was brought up like a queen and allowed
13 12,2|          that was on the day she brought them twenty thousand francs,
14 12,2|      Mademoiselle Marguerite was brought up, and there, too, I only
15 13,4|      resumed, angrily, "you have brought no money! I counted on a
16 13,5|     effect of the message he had brought - quite unconscious of Valorsay'
17 15,2|     caught you up in my arms and brought you here. But don't tremble,
18 16,4|         terrible scene; for they brought Mademoiselle Marguerite
19 18,1|         finally the General, who brought his son, Lieutenant Gustave,
20 18,3|        door, when a forlorn hope brought him back to Mademoiselle
21 18,5|     portended. Since her husband brought this young girl - her daughter -
22 19,3|    Madame Leon who appeared. She brought me a note written in pencil