Chapter

 1  2,5|     that she would fall on her knees before her husband. What
 2  6,2|       thunder, fall upon their knees, convinced that lightning
 3  6,2|     dreaded. She fell upon her knees, and, with clasped hands
 4  7,2|      had thrown herself on her knees at his feet. "Have mercy!"
 5  7,5|       if I entreated you on my knees not to do so?" ~"Yes." ~
 6  7,6| strength, and flung him on his knees at Madame d'Argeles's feet,
 7 11,2|         Chupin took him on his knees, and, after looking to see
 8 14,1|    throat, forced him upon his knees, and compelled him to ask
 9 15,4|   certain. And as I fell on my knees, bursting into tears, and
10 15,5|  Point-Neuf, holding you on my knees and watching the flow of
11 16,1|      and thrown himself on his knees before her. But reflection,
12 17,1|     have thrown himself on his knees and kissed this hand of
13 19,3|   arm-chair, and fallen on his knees before her. "At last I see