Chapter

 1  2,3|      courageous, we should soon close the establishments of these
 2  3,2|       open, you would partially close it, I should hear as distinctly,
 3  5,3|      Wilkie, as he saw the door close on the retreating figure
 4  5,6|   treason, M. de Valorsay would close his hand, and he, Coralth,
 5  6,1|         circumstances; he would close his ears to all attempts
 6  7,3|   pressed him to her heart in a close embrace. "My son! my son!"
 7  7,7|        that would enable him to close it at the shortest notice,
 8  7,7|          It was only toward the close of the interview, and after
 9  8,1|       with his forehead pressed close against the pane of glass,
10  8,2|         Fondege and her maid in close consultation, whispering
11  8,4|         was probably not a very close follower of the fashions,"
12  9,1|       so on. It was a matter of close attention, and of infinitesimal
13 12,3|      soon heard the street door close behind her with a loud bang
14 13,3|         great wealth, and yet a close observer would have detected
15 14,1|         last the cafes began to close, and promenaders became
16 14,4|         of servants who were in close conference in the hall,
17 15,6|         to warn you against too close a connection with the Marquis
18 17,2| surprise her dear young lady in close conversation with a vagabond
19 19,2|         Pascal's hands. She was close to the Rue Notre Dame de