Chapter

 1  1,2|         is, and how and where he met Mademoiselle Marguerite." ~
 2  3,1|     impossible. ~ ~"I have never met any person named Maumejan,"
 3  3,1|          years, and I have never met a more loyal, more honorable,
 4  3,3|     candor and talent, cannot be met twice in a lifetime. I intend
 5  3,3|     marquis," said he; "you have met the descendant of some illustrious
 6  6,2|    remember, Lia, the day when I met you wandering through the
 7  7,6|          of the first servant he met. ~"In the little sitting-room." ~"
 8 11,1|       she looked that day when I met her driving her gray ponies.
 9 12,1|        Trigault. And his courage met with its first reward. ~
10 12,2|        was there that Vantrasson met Mademoiselle Marguerite,
11 12,4|          s perturbation when she met him at the garden gate was
12 13,3|        he looked up and his eyes met Pascal's. But his glance
13 13,4| foreigner, Kami-Bey, whom he had met at Baron Trigault's half
14 13,7|       with that foreigner whom I met here this morning." ~"Kami-Bey?" ~"
15 14,5|          same person whom he had met on the previous evening.
16 15,1|       true that when our glances met for the first time, my heart
17 15,1|        had made upon my heart. I met him twice afterward in society.
18 15,2|         urgent entreaties, I had met him at night time in a little
19 18,3|      murmured. ~"Your father has met me five or six times at
20 19,2|     lighted shop. They had never met before, and their anxiety
21 19,3|         s embarrassment when she met her returning from the garden