Chapter

 1  4,1|        to conceal the joy that filled his soul. So it was in the
 2  5,2|     his "form," for he had not filled the box of his carriage
 3  5,3|      that his pockets would be filled, and that he would then
 4  6,1|       everything. This thought filled the wretched woman's heart
 5  9,3| afternoon, the swell shops are filled to overflowing with richly-attired
 6  9,4|  perceived several show frames filled with photographs hanging
 7 10,1|    dejected. Happy when it was filled to overflowing by some brilliant
 8 10,5|      admired the drawing-room, filled to overflowing with costly
 9 10,5|        throne, and the library filled with richly bound volumes.
10 11,1|    scales, a few odd tumblers, filled with pipes and packets of
11 11,4|        him her maidenly heart, filled with love for Pascal Ferailleur!
12 11,5|      whose devotion and energy filled his heart with admiration,
13 12,3|      He ate because his mother filled his plate; but if he had
14 13,3|        Madeira and a partially filled glass stood near him. As
15 13,5|    conceal the secret joy that filled his heart. He feared lest
16 13,6|       through the drawing-room filled Pascal with consternation.
17 14,2|        crimson, and rage again filled his heart. "I'm sorry I
18 14,4|        handsome drawing-rooms, filled to overflowing with pictures,
19 19,2|    rest and happiness that now filled her heart. Again and again
20 19,5|       sympathetic emotion that filled her heart, and big tears