Chapter

 1  3,4|         also, it appears, a man of remarkable energy and determination.
 2  3,4|           life." ~It is not at all remarkable that the Marquis de Valorsay
 3  5,3| immediately offered them. It was a remarkable repast. Other acquaintances
 4  5,4|            no means a proof of any remarkable perspicuity on M. Wilkie'
 5  6,4|  characteristic of her family in a remarkable degree - that proverbial
 6 10,3|             This direction was not remarkable for its precision, but it
 7 10,4|         accustomed to his mother's remarkable quickness of perception,
 8 11,1|       before her time. Of her once remarkable beauty naught remained but
 9 14,1|      publicity! He saw his already remarkable reputation enhanced by the
10 16,2|        Casimir's testimony was too remarkable to pass unnoticed. Further
11 18,4|        much-lauded brougham at all remarkable. At the most, it was very
12 18,4|        attributed it to the girl's remarkable beauty. "This is Mademoiselle
13 20,1|        feeling convinced that this remarkable steeplechaser had a brilliant