Chapter

 1  2,2|      baron's perfect calmness, following, as it did, such a fit of
 2  5,3|        private school; and the following year, at a cost of five
 3  7,4|      this outburst of disdain, following such abject humility - considerably
 4  8,1|        Marguerite's trunks was following them, but he said nothing. ~
 5  8,5|     would call upon him on the following Tuesday. "I must be very
 6  8,5|       possessed. And so on the following day she carefully studied
 7  9,6|       coachman and a groom the following morning. ~"And all this
 8 12,4|     stir from the house on the following day. He was busily engaged
 9 13,4|       wondered Pascal, who was following his enemy's slightest movement
10 14,3|      with infinite care on the following morning, no doubt in the
11 14,5|       Wilkie, indignantly, and following the servant, he was ushered
12 15,6| presented themselves, with the following proposal: Aware of the enormous
13 16,4|        triumphed. "And the day following," he resumed, "when Marguerite
14 18,4|      to post her letter on the following day. This duty accomplished,
15 19,3|        the garden on the night following the count's death. "Ah,