Chapter

 1  3,1|    baron!" he thought; "he is coming this way! If he finds me
 2  3,2|      surprised if, during the coming week, you see the sale of
 3  4,1|      an equal for detecting a coming appeal. "Good heavens!"
 4  4,1|    perhaps vanquish me in the coming struggle; he may lead her
 5  5,5|    procure. I lost no time in coming to you, so that I might
 6  6,1|     And so she waited for his coming in breathless anxiety; and
 7  6,3|       already pardoned before coming here. It was foolish on
 8  7,3|      Pray get up. Some one is coming. Do you hear me? Some one
 9  7,3|      you hear me? Some one is coming." Thereupon, as she offered
10  7,4|      nothing warn you that in coming here you would deprive yourself
11  7,7|      may have received before coming to you?" ~Madame d'Argeles
12  8,1|    tedious one. The night was coming on; it was a time when all
13  8,2|   preventing Madame Leon from coming in contact with the servants,
14 10,6|     the red waistcoat will be coming out to take the letter to
15 10,6|       in his favor. Night was coming on, hastened by a thick
16 11,4| inspired you with the idea of coming to me. You would have shuddered
17 18,3|    alive. "Great God! what is coming now?" she murmured. ~She
18 19,3|     garden gate to await your coming, but it was Madame Leon
19 20,3|   police is downstairs. He is coming up. He has a warrant!" ~