Chapter

 1  3,2|      showed itself in a slightly increased stiffness of his right leg -
 2  6,2|   moreover, the baron's calmness increased her stupor. She so often
 3  7,6|      absence of Madame d'Argeles increased his fears each moment. At
 4  7,6| conjectures, and his disquietude increased. Quickly, and as if he had
 5  9,6|          vagueness of the threat increased her fears. No one is courageous
 6 11,1|          The sight of this child increased Chupin's indignation. "So
 7 11,5|       scorn for the man was only increased; but she was convinced that
 8 13,4|     idiotic prodigality, have so increased the price of everything
 9 15,4|        sufferings equalled mine, increased my courage a hundredfold,
10 17,1|          by his clerk's suddenly increased importance; and yet it mattered
11 18,1|  effectually helped, had already increased her courage an hundredfold.
12 19,2|      well; and his embarrassment increased to such a pitch that he