Chapter

 1  1,1|       situation, she might have considerable difficulty in finding another
 2  5,4|       follows: ~"MY DEAR SIR, a considerable sum was placed in my hands
 3  7,6|         a word, but not without considerable difficulty, for his hands
 4  8,2|      the Hotel de Chalusse, had considerable difficulty in repressing
 5 12,4|    marquis. His advantages were considerable, thanks to Baron Trigault,
 6 13,6|       and recollections were of considerable assistance in restoring
 7 14,1|        Every quarter-day a very considerable allowance was promptly paid
 8 14,2|         Coralth had to exercise considerable constraint to listen to
 9 15,6|        will undoubtedly require considerable time and trouble to gain
10 17,4|       it, not without suffering considerable injury, when it suddenly
11 19,1| recollect." ~It was not without considerable difficulty - not without
12 19,2|        the day - Marguerite had considerable difficulty in obtaining