Chapter

 1  1,1|        efforts. ~He rose, and had nearly finished dressing, when
 2  5,1|       fact the poor animal was so nearly starved that he could scarcely
 3  9,1| stable-keeper, who had a bill for nearly four thousand francs in
 4  9,6|           an apprentice drove her nearly frantic. "I will never go
 5  9,6|   chimerical apprehension. It was nearly six o'clock when the two
 6 11,3|            where he remained till nearly daybreak. ~Thus, when Chupin
 7 12,1|         his attention, and it was nearly five o'clock when he reached
 8 14,1|                          1~It was nearly midnight when M. Wilkie
 9 14,2|         form of emotion which was nearly akin to fear. Moreover,
10 15,4|         Wilkie, where we remained nearly a month, during which time
11 19,3|           These arrangements were nearly completed, though you had
12 20,3|  separated from his wife, who had nearly lost her reason, although