Chapter

 1  3,2|      little. But it was a mere trifle. She has quite recovered
 2  3,2|         This answer was a mere trifle, but it somewhat shook Baron
 3  3,4| Nothing! It is nothing. A mere trifle! It will be over in a moment.
 4  4,1|  heiress, I fear I shall run a trifle short. The matter was worrying
 5  6,5|    that her illness was a mere trifle, but prescribed rest and
 6  7,7|    rations, in order to send a trifle now and then to their mothers -
 7  8,4|     made with puffs would be a trifle LOUD, but that depends upon
 8  8,4|      you and me, I think him a trifle too high in his charges." ~
 9  9,2|        and though my room is a trifle small, I shall have nothing
10  9,6|       had secured for the mere trifle of four thousand francs. "
11  9,6|        francs for them, a mere trifle for such animals. Less than
12 10,5|      rather more simplicity, a trifle less satin, velvet, hangings,
13 10,6|    with a handsome overcoat, a trifle too small for him, and a
14 11,3|    Paul. This was apparently a trifle, and yet in reality it was
15 13,3|    haste which mars the merest trifle produced at the present
16 13,5|        three days about such a trifle. If he had said 'No' in
17 13,6|         If, instead of being a trifle short of money, you happened
18 13,7|       s purple cheeks became a trifle pale. "Hum!" said he, in
19 13,8|      he would refuse to give a trifle to the mother of a starving
20 16,1|       so quickly that he was a trifle late in keeping his appointment
21 19,1| utterly overcome. "It is but a trifle," she faltered. But her