Chapter

 1  3,1|         a comedian; this was the real man. ~ ~After a little while
 2  3,2|      women, in comparison, are a real economy. Ninette costs me
 3  4,1| pretended carelessness concealed real embarrassment, and that
 4  6,2|   resigned. But was his calmness real? Was it not a mask, would
 5  6,3|        is to show Coralth in his real colors, and prove M. Ferailleur'
 6  8,4|     raised her eyes to Heaven in real or feigned astonishment. "
 7  8,4|        When one has never tasted real pleasure, one cannot realize
 8  8,4|          dupe, she concealed her real feelings under an air of
 9  8,5|         the difficult science of real life under the best of teachers -
10  8,5|        arrival, she realized the real situation of the General
11  9,1|   nothing. For she felt that the real difficulties would not begin
12 10,2|         fellow did not allow his real feelings to appear on his
13 11,4|     Chupin here can tell you his real name and his shameful past.
14 13,3|          Ville-l'Eveque was of a real and substantial character,
15 13,8|          horses I purchased. The real animals, the valuable ones -
16 14,5|    nothing worthy of praise. For real virtue implies temptation -
17 15,1|         longer seen in Paris - a real park, shaded with century-old
18 15,3|       station. I knew nothing of real life, of its requirements
19 15,3|       was beginning to learn the real character of the scoundrel
20 16,4|        it's true; but I know the real culprit - a scoundrel who
21 18,5|         but it was none the less real, positive, palpable - and