Chapter

 1  2,2|     a negro for twenty years merely for the purpose of aiding
 2  4,1|      thousand francs a year, merely for her dresses and fancies.
 3  5,2|  Never! The viscount was not merely his model, but his oracle
 4  5,5|    in a lady's boudoir, I am merely the viscount and the grand
 5  9,1|      her that her task would merely consist in carefully watching
 6  9,2|     but the worthy companion merely declared the General and
 7 11,5|     is marriage in this age? Merely a business transaction,
 8 13,6|     pretend to oblige people merely from motives of friendship,"
 9 13,6| ruined, I should not ask you merely for a thousand francs. I
10 13,8|     appointed time if he had merely listened to the promptings
11 17,2|   hour? You don't know me. I merely came to ask a favor of you." ~
12 17,3|   that Madame Ferailleur had merely announced her intention
13 17,4|   chance escape, he repaired merely for form's sake to the Vantrasson