Chapter

 1  3,2|        stepped quickly forward to meet him. Either he was inspired
 2  5,4|       succeed in making both ends meet. "How do other people manage?"
 3  5,4|         was placed in my hands to meet your unexpected requirements;
 4  5,4|          fresh demands; they will meet with no reply. In future
 5  7,3|         day, and you will have to meet his searching gaze. You
 6 11,4|           for she had expected to meet a coarse and illiterate
 7 12,2|  accusations you may be forced to meet? And what is your refuge,
 8 12,3|        son of an adulterous woman meet upon equal ground, those
 9 12,3|          slanderer, but she might meet other beings as vile as
10 14,1|          only because he hoped to meet his two chosen friends,
11 14,1|         Unfortunately, he did not meet either M. Costard or the
12 15,1|           it - when I happened to meet Arthur Gordon, your father.
13 15,3|          Arthur Gordon chanced to meet an old acquaintance, who
14 15,6|          not likely that we shall meet again." ~"And the two millions
15 17,1|          business now, so till we meet again, monsieur." ~ ~
16 18,2|    mademoiselle," he resumed. "We meet this evening for the first
17 19,5|         now felt strong enough to meet even martyrdom with a smile. "
18 20,3| astonishment of such as chance to meet the puritanical old lady