Chapter

 1  2,2|         must also have been the opinion of the illustrious ruler
 2  4,2|      that's Madame Ferailleur's opinion? Then it is a good one.
 3  5,3|       far too liberal one in my opinion, may be cut off at any moment.
 4  5,4|     your allowance, which in my opinion is already too large a one
 5  6,5| murmured. ~The baron shared her opinion, but he did not think it
 6  7,1|       evident he had but a poor opinion of his pupil's sagacity. "
 7  7,3|     care very little for public opinion. I begin by pleasing myself,
 8  7,4|   himself ready to brave public opinion - why he had proved willing
 9  7,5|        an affair, which, in his opinion, at least, was an extremely
10  7,5|    silence. He had an excellent opinion of himself, but he was rather
11  8,2|     long to discover the maid's opinion of the establishment in
12 10,2|         to tell M. Fortunat his opinion of him; and in the second
13 11,5|       was not convinced. In his opinion this was only sentiment
14 14,3|        never had a very exalted opinion of Wilkie's intelligence,
15 16,1|        what did he care for the opinion of these plebeians! Before
16 16,3|         had spoken. "Such is my opinion exactly," he declared. "
17 18,2|         herself what kind of an opinion M. and Madame de Fondege