Chapter

 1  6,1|          have deprived him of this expected profit and so I have made
 2  7,7|            changed color, as if he expected to see you and Wilkie enter.
 3  8,2|           the General and his wife expected from Mademoiselle Marguerite,
 4  8,3|            Mademoiselle Marguerite expected some important communication,
 5  9,2|           he declared. Besides, he expected to get the animals at a
 6  9,6|       steps from the house, and he expected a coachman and a groom the
 7 10,2|                   2~However, if he expected these disclosures to elevate
 8 10,5|                       5~Chupin had expected to find that M. de Coralth'
 9 11,3|   announced that the young lady he expected was there. "Let her come
10 11,4|         surprised her, for she had expected to see a den. The agent'
11 11,4|      disconcerted her, for she had expected to meet a coarse and illiterate
12 12,3|        receive the compliments she expected, and which she felt she
13 12,3|            astonished. She had not expected these letters would express
14 13,4|             Certainly he must have expected it. Still he had sworn to
15 13,6|  negotiation cost me?" ~Pascal had expected this question, and he had
16 14,5|         this cold greeting when he expected passionate reproaches, seemed
17 16,3|           funds." ~The marquis had expected the doctor would require
18 20,1| progressive age, could scarcely be expected to content himself with
19 20,3|        supposed that the baron had expected this reproach, for without