Chapter

 1  3,4|     would give him the clue he wanted. Fortunately, she was very
 2  4,1|       him to find the words he wanted. ~"So I am about to marry,"
 3  7,7|     the less dishonored!" ~She wanted to return to the drawing-room;
 4 11,1|      handsome young fellow and wanted him for her husband; her
 5 12,3|      the repast. She evidently wanted to get rid of Madame Vantrasson,
 6 13,8|        could be more simple. I wanted to set up a racing stable.
 7 14,1|      by any means, he at least wanted for nothing. Every quarter-day
 8 15,5|     they had all the help they wanted.' My evident inexperience
 9 17,2|      dared to hope. The man he wanted had charge of a certain
10 17,4| western railway station, and I wanted to know if your wife didn'
11 19,2|       they asked her where she wanted to go alone, and at such