Chapter

 1  5,3|      dinner which he immediately offered them. It was a remarkable
 2  7,3|       coming." Thereupon, as she offered no resistance, he half led,
 3  8,1|      Pigalle. He alighted first, offered his hand successively to
 4  8,2|          passage; and it was now offered to Madame Leon, who on comparing
 5  9,3|        to remain at home, kindly offered her services. She was acquainted
 6  9,5|     proofs." ~Greatly moved, she offered him her hand, and simply
 7 10,6|          whenever an opportunity offered. On this occasion he had
 8 11,2|     placed it before Chupin, and offered him a cigar, saying: "Take
 9 11,3|        franc from her pocket she offered it to him. "This is for
10 11,3|         day that M. Fortunat had offered him, and this evening he
11 15,3|         of the same week, kindly offered us a free passage. The voyage
12 15,5|          needlework, and timidly offered my services at several shops.
13 17,1| pleasantly. And with a smile she offered her hand to Chupin as one
14 17,1|        me. She understood that I offered to work for her for my own
15 17,1|    should have chafed if she had offered me money. How provoked I
16 18,1|         upon between you, when I offered my services, thinking he
17 18,1|        to be displeasing; and he offered her his arm with an air
18 18,5|       him that Providence itself offered him the means of putting
19 19,1|          man who had so abruptly offered to help her on the occasion