Chapter

 1  7,1|          conversation. M. Wilkie approached them, and in his most imposing
 2  7,1| suspecting some mystery perhaps, approached. "Take in the gentleman'
 3  7,6|       won't? You refuse - - " He approached threateningly, and caught
 4  9,2|       the adjoining room. So she approached the spot on tiptoe, and,
 5  9,3|   companion's" room. She hastily approached the bed on which the dress
 6  9,4|        of a large courtyard, she approached him, and asked for his employer. ~"
 7 10,6|          threshold of a shop, he approached him and asked politely "
 8 11,1|    Chupin slackened his pace. He approached the shop very cautiously
 9 11,2|          child rose, and timidly approached, his eyes dilating with
10 13,3|      encouraging thought that he approached the house. ~"The marquis
11 18,1|    fighting!" And the nearer she approached the Rue Pigalle, the more
12 18,1|         he had left the room she approached Mademoiselle Marguerite
13 18,2|        world!" ~He had gradually approached her chair, and now extended
14 19,2|     followed, Marguerite eagerly approached the vehicle, whereupon a
15 20,3|         a firm step. ~He hastily approached Baron Trigault, and asked