Chapter

 1  5,1|         stable he had previously served in, and who swindled and
 2  5,3|         And at day-break, having served his apprenticeship at baccarat,
 3  6,3|         pay them. A writ will be served, and an attachment placed
 4  8,2|       establishment in which she served; for while she brandished
 5  8,2|           Madame la Comtesse was served." ~For Madame de Fondege
 6  8,3|          badly cooked and poorly served. One might have supposed
 7  8,3|       that, when the dessert was served, he turned to the servant,
 8  8,3|        after the coffee had been served, his wife exclaimed: "We
 9  9,1|        see him again. Dinner was served by a new servant, who had
10  9,4|     Marguerite's penetration had served her well. All this talk
11 10,3| resources. As soon as the waiter served him, he drained his glass
12 15,3|         to which this confession served as preface, and Arthur Gordon
13 15,3|         it was then that I first served my apprenticeship in shame
14 18,1|           Madame la Comtesse was served." ~ ~
15 18,2|        say, after the coffee was served, the conversation languished
16 18,4|     illustrious ruler of Fashion served such of his clients as had
17 19,2|         some soup and cold meat, served on a corner of the bare