Chapter

 1  5,5|    of a thousand francs, and handed them to M. Wilkie, saying: "
 2  6,5|      his mistress's ear, and handed her a card. She took it,
 3  7,7|    absence. When the servant handed you that card he turned
 4  9,5|    than he could if some one handed him the letter itself." ~"
 5  9,5|  give her assistance. So she handed him the Marquis de Valorsay'
 6 10,1|      austere Madame Dodelin, handed him Mademoiselle Marguerite'
 7 11,1|     this is for you." And he handed her the missive which Florent
 8 11,3|    seemed to decide her. She handed the letter to Chupin, and
 9 12,3| crumpled scrap of paper, she handed it to her son, exclaiming: "
10 12,4|      the street-lamp; he had handed it to his mother on his
11 13,1|  said the servant to whom he handed his card. "The baron is
12 13,1|      of bank-notes, which he handed to Pascal. "Here, count
13 13,3|    see you." But when Pascal handed him one of his visiting
14 15,1|    unknown hand was covertly handed me by my maid, I divined
15 19,2|         She took the note he handed her, broke the seal with
16 19,4| Carjat the photographer, and handed it to Pascal, adding, "Look!" ~