Chapter

 1  7,1| chanced to turn his head and notice that the reception rooms
 2  7,5|   you may expect an official notice. I wish you good-evening." ~
 3  7,7|     close it at the shortest notice, he shouted back, so as
 4  8,3|   had just received a week's notice, was only too glad of an
 5  9,2|   his or her own concerns to notice the behavior of the others.
 6 10,6|    was too evident to escape notice. "What's the matter with
 7 12,2|       But without seeming to notice her son's anger, Madame
 8 14,1|     turning the terms of the notice which his seconds must have
 9 14,2|      too much exasperated to notice Wilkie's strange greeting.
10 14,5|   like myself was allowed to notice such blackguards, how I'
11 15,3|    which entirely escaped my notice at the time, opened my eyes
12 15,6|     Argeles did not deign to notice this delicate irony. "I
13 17,1|      she's handsome. Did you notice, monsieur, that she did
14 18,2|    tone; but he did not even notice it. The effort that he was
15 20,1|       were quite beneath the notice of a Gordon-Chalusse, as