Chapter

 1  1,2|       study the enemy's position - gain some knowledge of the men
 2  4,2|        shall we find them? We must gain an intimate knowledge of
 3  7,1|           send in his name, but to gain admission into Madame d'
 4  7,4|         intend to do? How will you gain a livelihood? People must
 5  8,2|          divine that they hoped to gain some important advantage.
 6  9,1|        That is an excellent way to gain patronage. What! I hire
 7  9,2|           she read the letter, and gain some information from the
 8 10,2|       Chupin, who was as eager for gain as an old usurer - Chupin,
 9 13,2|            the end of it. You will gain considerably by the operation." ~
10 13,5|          momentary respite, and to gain time was the main thing.
11 13,8| manoeuvring results from greed for gain united with the fever of
12 13,8|           certain if he could only gain a little time, he had yielded
13 15,2|         and seemed to be trying to gain time instead of picking
14 15,2|       without losing a moment, and gain my native land, America.
15 15,6|   considerable time and trouble to gain possession of the whole.
16 18,2|     herself that perhaps she might gain some useful information
17 18,2|            hand, as if he hoped to gain some sublime inspiration