Chapter

 1  1,1|      Pascal found himself in the presence of a portly, pale-faced
 2  1,2|         yourself in that woman's presence. You must renounce your
 3  2,1|    exceptional servants, and the presence of a stranger acted as a
 4  2,2|          would have betrayed his presence under almost any other circumstances.
 5  2,3|       and that was to reveal his presence at once. He was about to
 6  5,1|          be complete without his presence. ~Still, when he presented
 7  5,4|         reason could explain the presence of his blue-lined brougham
 8  6,1|          had only had sufficient presence of mind to deny it," she
 9  7,1|          into Madame d'Argeles's presence as speedily as possible,
10  7,2|           This fear restored his presence of mind. "Well, then," he
11  8,3|        been most unseemly in the presence of a poor girl who had just
12 11,2|      denounce her husband in the presence of his fashionable acquaintances,
13 11,4|         man in the blouse, whose presence she could not explain, and
14 12,2|      young girl, you swear in my presence that she shall be your wife,
15 13,4|          he found himself in the presence of the scoundrel who, after
16 15,1|       means of intruding upon my presence, even in my father's house.
17 17,1|      Pigalle, and warn you of my presence by such a signal as this: '
18 17,1|       never be pronounced in the presence of certain people. Chupin
19 18,3|       she remain obdurate in the presence of such intense anguish? "
20 18,5| understood all that Marguerite's presence in that house portended.
21 20,1|       they were ushered into the presence of Baron Trigault, who received