Chapter

 1  4,2|      capable of rendering him an important service in case of need.
 2  5,4|        to speak with him on very important business. It was not usually
 3  5,5|   unavoidable. I have still some important information to procure.
 4  5,6|      about Paris with half of an important secret. Postponement generally
 5  7,7|       has perhaps rendered us an important service this evening - " ~"
 6  8,2|          they hoped to gain some important advantage. Now her "dear
 7  8,2|        ancestors had held a most important position at the court of
 8  8,3|         Marguerite expected some important communication, so that she
 9  8,4|          will purchase? It is an important matter, my dear - more important
10  8,4| important matter, my dear - more important than you suppose. They are
11  8,5|    morning; you must realize how important it is." ~"Yes, I understand." ~
12  9,1|        success. It was, perhaps, important; and yet it might be nothing.
13 10,1|       but now that I expect more important services from you, I ought
14 10,2|           No doubt; but the most important thing is to know how he'
15 11,4|          for I have made several important discoveries. It must have
16 18,1|      from the employment office. Important matters still kept the General
17 18,1|        the magistrate. Having an important message to send to you,