Chapter

 1  1,2|       courage, she said: "Are you acquainted with Mademoiselle Marguerite'
 2  3,3|         it is a romance. Were you acquainted with the Count de Chalusse,
 3  5,2|         history, so far as he was acquainted with it, could be told in
 4  5,3|       they could quickly make him acquainted with the only life that
 5  5,6|          scamp was evidently well acquainted with his past life, for
 6  6,1|          son. Perhaps he was even acquainted with him personally. In
 7  7,2|        man with whom you are well acquainted, assured me that I was -
 8  8,5|           of the world, and to be acquainted with all the leaders of
 9  9,3|     offered her services. She was acquainted with several of the best
10  9,4|         Unfortunately she was not acquainted with this part of Paris,
11 10,1| confidence in you." Whereupon, he acquainted Chupin with everything he
12 10,2|   Valorsay's affairs, I am better acquainted with them than he is himself.
13 11,2|          concessions! If she were acquainted with her husband's present
14 11,4|          that this man was better acquainted with her past life than
15 15,6|         Unfortunately, he was not acquainted with the fatal obstinacy
16 15,6|           which she had been made acquainted by Baron Trigault. Had she
17 16,3|    necessary information. Are you acquainted with any such person? Would
18 18,4|          precisely because he was acquainted with the General's crime
19 19,2|           their anxiety to become acquainted was intense, for they each
20 20,1|         folks who were thoroughly acquainted with all the scandals of