Chapter

 1  1,1|   fifteen francs a month, on condition she was allowed to do the
 2  1,1|  twenty-five francs - but on condition you come without complaining
 3  5,4| judge very accurately of the condition of his purse by the way
 4  5,6|   Cafe Riche - and in what a condition too! The two bottles of
 5  9,6| found everything in the same condition as she had left it. She
 6 12,1|  when she said that the sole condition on which he could consent
 7 12,4|     for Both Sexes, in Every Condition of Life." ~"Now turn to
 8 13,4|    thought of his precarious condition, could only be compared
 9 14,1|   disquieted him was not the condition in which he had left Madame
10 14,2|      You should have seen my condition. My shirt-collar was torn,
11 14,4|    promise you my aid on one condition - that you will follow my
12 15,6|    your disposal, but on one condition." ~This last word fell like
13 15,6|  exultant joy. "What is this condition?" he anxiously inquired. ~"
14 19,5|      to offer to save you on condition that you consent to marry