Chapter

 1  4,1|             The baron sank into an arm-chair, completely overcome. A
 2  6,3|          her, and placed her in an arm-chair, exclaiming: "Ah! you know
 3  6,5|         strike, he sprang from his arm-chair in dismay. "Two o'clock,"
 4  7,2|           2~M. Wilkie sank into an arm-chair, considerably overcome.
 5  7,3|             half carried her to an arm-chair, into which she sank heavily. "
 6  7,6|         she had fallen back in her arm-chair in a deep swoon. The baron
 7  7,7|          She was lying back in her arm-chair, white, motionless and rigid,
 8 11,4| pretentious gesture he advanced an arm-chair, and asked his visitor to
 9 11,4|           M. Fortunat had left his arm-chair, and was now leaning against
10 16,2|         him; then, offering him an arm-chair, he remarked: "I will not
11 16,3|        silent and motionless in an arm-chair, he slapped him on the shoulder,
12 16,4|           saying, she sank into an arm-chair. ~M. de Valorsay had turned
13 19,3|            he had placed her in an arm-chair, and fallen on his knees
14 19,5|         sank half-fainting into an arm-chair. "You have done this!" she