Chapter

 1  3,3|      has made up his mind to accept the banter of his friends;
 2  6,1|       He had implored her to accept the property, if not for
 3  6,3|   oblige Madame d'Argeles to accept her brother's estate and
 4  6,5|   not be necessary for me to accept your kind offer. When Wilkie
 5  7,4|     he had proved willing to accept his share of the past ignominy.
 6  8,1|     the Hotel de Chalusse to accept the hospitality of the Fondege
 7  9,1|  have made up their minds to accept their loss, but who intend
 8 11,5|      Mademoiselle Marguerite accept this explanation? Chupin
 9 13,1|        if I ought - if I can accept this money." ~"Bah! and
10 13,1|     if it is right for me to accept such a sacrifice, when it
11 13,5|    envoy. "I would willingly accept your offer," he exclaimed, "
12 13,6|     he answered, lightly. "I accept with pleasure. But - - " ~"
13 14,4|   your sponsor. But I cannot accept this great responsibility
14 15,1|    quite alone, too proud to accept the love and friendship
15 15,2| feigned energy he refused to accept such a sacrifice. He could
16 15,2|      and love. 'Well! yes, I accept your sacrifice, my darling!'
17 15,2|   darling!' he exclaimed. 'I accept it; and before the God who
18 17,1|   hesitation she replied, "I accept your services, monsieur. ~
19 17,3|   and he did not hesitate to accept a glass of "no matter what"