Chapter

 1  1,2|        little surprised by this sudden decision which she had scarcely
 2  5,1|       the Marquis de Valorsay's sudden determination to pay forfeit
 3  5,4|        speak. Now, however, the sudden death of the Count de Chalusse
 4  6,2|          your brother." ~With a sudden gesture Madame d'Argeles
 5  7,6|      explain the reason of this sudden, seemingly incomprehensible
 6  9,1|    would not be able to prove a sudden acquisition of wealth. ~
 7  9,4|    herself of stupidity, when a sudden inspiration illumined her
 8  9,6|      consent. At this thought a sudden terror seized her soul,
 9 10,5| appointment in half an hour. ~A sudden hope quickened the throbbings
10 12,3|         exclaimed Pascal, and a sudden inspiration made him pause
11 12,4|         this suggestion, when a sudden thought deterred him. "They
12 13,1|        baron, surprised by this sudden embarrassment. "What has
13 13,4|         was so much affected by sudden changes in the weather,
14 13,8|       something," he thought; a sudden faintness reminding him
15 14,3|      helped to bring about this sudden revulsion of feelings. "
16 14,5|     seized hold of Wilkie. This sudden change of residence, this
17 15,6|       his death had not been so sudden and so unexpected." ~"And
18 19,4|       on hearing of the count's sudden death he bribed the concierge