Chapter

 1  2,4|            as Jenny Fancy. Can't I learn from the newspapers all
 2  3,2|        dear baron, you have yet to learn that there is nothing so
 3  6,1|            the truth; and he would learn it - she felt sure of it.
 4  6,4|           My son is a man; he must learn to earn his own living." ~"
 5  7,6|          retorted. "You had better learn who you are talking to!
 6  8,5| conversation for an hour one could learn all the gossip of the day.
 7  9,2|          in. ~In her impatience to learn the contents of her letter,
 8 12,2|          aloud: "But where did you learn these last details, mother?"
 9 12,3|        unusually talented girl can learn in four years, when she
10 13,8|         Pascal had nothing more to learn; so he shook hands with
11 14,2|          my revenge. Yes, he shall learn that he can't trample a
12 15,3|             and I was beginning to learn the real character of the
13 18,3|      Fondege not to have waited to learn the result of this interview,
14 19,5|            I wished to see you, to learn if this course were too
15 20,3|          As for M. Wilkie, you can learn anything you wish to know