Chapter

 1  2,3|      was some skeleton in this household - one of those terrible
 2  3,2|        eighty thousand for his household expenses, and at least thirty
 3  8,1|     amused. "This is a strange household," said she. "A fine beginning,
 4  8,2|         which was known to the household as the lieutenant's room,
 5  8,2|        to be concealed in this household. For instance, while the
 6  8,3|      butler of an aristocratic household. Immediately after his announcement
 7  8,5|     instructive. The General's household was truly Parisian in character;
 8  8,5|         it was what a Parisian household inevitably becomes when
 9  9,6|      no longer lacking in this household," thought Mademoiselle Marguerite,
10 11,1|       apartments of his modest household. "That scoundrel's wife
11 11,3|      dressmaker's, warning the household that she would not return
12 12,3|      left her in charge of the household. On seeing this woman, Pascal
13 13,7| receive him as a friend of the household. They would scarcely allow
14 14,2| thunderbolt, and set the whole household in the wildest commotion.
15 14,5|     packing a large trunk with household linen and sundry articles