Chapter

 1  7,7|         has only been a little in advance of you." ~She hung her head
 2  9,1|          should demand payment in advance if you are so suspicious." ~
 3  9,6|       sell the animal again at an advance of a thousand francs whenever
 4 10,1|           amount - ah, well! I'll advance - well, at least five thousand -
 5 11,2|          rather commanding her to advance him a certain sum at once. ~
 6 12,4| Marguerite's experience is far in advance of her years, and if some
 7 14,1|       about, and he could hear in advance the flattering whisper which
 8 14,3|           be perfectly willing to advance the necessary funds." How
 9 14,4|         had prepared his story in advance, a touching and witty narrative;
10 15,3|      received his instructions in advance for he drove us straight
11 15,5|           was compelled to pay in advance, I found a small, meagrely
12 15,6|        irony. "I will tell you in advance to what purpose I intend
13 19,2|      received his instructions in advance, as well as the promise
14 19,5|         wife had returned home in advance of Marguerite. She found