Chapter

 1  2,2|         will reveal how, with your assistance, they obtain money from
 2  3,4|           succeeded, thanks to the assistance of a clever scoundrel named
 3  6,2|            depend upon the baron's assistance. "I wounded him this morning,"
 4  6,3|         well, I shall offer her my assistance. It may, or may not, be
 5  8,1|           who had promised her his assistance and advice, and prophesied
 6  8,1|          General doesn't need your assistance about the baggage." ~Finding
 7  9,4|          of course. "Thanks to the assistance of one of my friends," added
 8  9,5|           he would rather give her assistance. So she handed him the Marquis
 9  9,6|           s letter. "Thanks to the assistance of one of my friends," he
10 11,2|            a pauper's grave to his assistance? Chupin could understand
11 12,1|           who came to offer us his assistance?" ~"No, certainly not. Do
12 13,6| recollections were of considerable assistance in restoring Valorsay's
13 14,3|           convinced that with some assistance you might overcome your
14 15,4|        father at bay even with the assistance of M. de Coralth and the
15 15,6|           easy task, thanks to the assistance of my silent partners, and
16 15,6|           absurd sophistries to my assistance. I tried to convince myself
17 17,4|         had an idea of calling for assistance. But would any one hear
18 19,5|           could conceive. With the assistance of his vile tool, Coralth,
19 19,5|         marquis sent M. Wilkie for assistance in drawing up this accusation.