Chapter

 1  2,2|        him most was the baron's perfect calmness, following, as
 2  2,4|      divinely-shaped leg, and a perfect hand. No one is ignorant
 3  2,5|       mind was at peace - I had perfect faith in you. We had a daughter;
 4  3,1| hesitation; he could speak with perfect freedom. "It is quite unnecessary
 5  3,2|         than usual care, and in perfect taste as well; moreover,
 6  3,3|       great one after all. Such perfect beauty united with such
 7  5,1|   contemptible charges. He is a perfect gentleman." ~"Perhaps so,"
 8  5,2|         credited with splendid, perfect "form." ~It is true that
 9  6,4|        me. I have told you with perfect frankness everything concerning
10  6,5|     received M. de Coralth with perfect composure when he came to
11  9,2|  herself, adding that no one is perfect. The General talked of nothing
12  9,5|         To obtain an absolutely perfect facsimile of a letter is
13  9,5|     negatives that promised him perfect proofs. He looked at them
14 13,4|       more quickly; it was with perfect calmness - the calmness
15 13,6|   prepared a reply which was in perfect keeping with the spirit
16 14,4|  considered the marquis to be a perfect god. ~Accordingly, as he
17 15,1|       Faubourg Saint Germain, a perfect palace, surrounded by one
18 16,4|      ironical air: "All that is perfect; but the autopsy will reveal
19 17,1|      when she had left them. "A perfect queen! A man would willingly