Chapter

 1  2,4|       too well that you would receive none of my money, that I
 2  3,1|       die, my family will not receive one penny. So, they now
 3  5,4|        In future you will not receive a penny above your allowance,
 4  6,5|  secret to Victor Chupin, and receive a foul insult from M. Wilkie.
 5  6,5|       she arranged herself to receive her guests. From among all
 6  7,2|   that I want for anything; I receive a very handsome allowance.
 7  7,4|    would you still consent to receive the allowance I have made
 8  7,5|       to assert my rights. To receive this fortune, I should be
 9  7,6|        and to-morrow you will receive a visit from my friends
10 12,3|    piqued because she did not receive the compliments she expected,
11 13,7|      that the servants should receive him as a friend of the household.
12 15,6|   while he desired you should receive the practical training suited
13 16,3|   what compensation he was to receive. The marquis was so sure
14 16,4| Return home at once; you will receive my instructions to-morrow." ~ ~
15 20,3|    employment. She has yet to receive any token of remembrance