Chapter

 1  5,4|    important business. It was not usually an easy task to entice M.
 2  6,1|          little boudoir where she usually spent her mornings. ~M.
 3  6,4|           features, and her eyes, usually so dull and lifeless, fairly
 4  7,7|        with the game. He - who is usually such a cautious player -
 5  8,3| Marguerite, "I must infer that he usually goes hungry, and that this
 6  8,5|          But Madame Leon, who was usually so loquacious, did not seem
 7 10,1|           was so strange, and his usually impassive face so disturbed
 8 10,2|     become very much excited; his usually pale cheeks were crimson,
 9 10,2|        moment, for Victor's eyes, usually a pale and undecided blue,
10 10,4|      falsehood. The blind woman's usually placid face had become stern. "
11 10,5|       dark frown on his handsome, usually smiling countenance, and
12 11,1|     Chupin shudder, though he was usually as thoroughly at home in
13 13,3|        seated in the apartment he usually occupied when he remained
14 13,3|          countenance retained its usually cold and disdainful expression.
15 14,1|         flower of French chivalry usually congregates, in the company
16 14,2|         by M. de Coralth, who was usually as cold and as polished
17 17,2|        unfulfilled. Though he was usually unimpressionable, like all
18 18,4|         his wife's friend, and he usually avoided her. But precisely