Chapter

 1  1,1|      considerable difficulty in finding another one. She could only
 2  2,4|        of a horse-race, without finding your name coupled with that
 3  3,3|  attempts, at last succeeded in finding her." ~It was no longer
 4  6,1|        the least probability of finding the baron, and he was everywhere
 5  6,4|        has not yet succeeded in finding a trace of us. Still he
 6  8,1|   pocket for her latch-key. Not finding it, she rang. A tall man-servant
 7  8,1| assistance about the baggage." ~Finding it difficult to choose between
 8  8,5|          She did not succeed in finding the Marquis de Valorsay,"
 9  9,2|   former agent might succeed in finding Pascal Ferailleur. M. Fortunat
10  9,2|    attracted her attention, and finding that it extended through
11 13,8|       was now easily explained. Finding himself in a desperate strait,
12 18,4|       asking to see everything, finding everything frightful, and