Chapter

 1  1,2|  coldly said, "That's true. I thank you for having recalled
 2  9,4|       photographer Carjat." ~"Thank you." ~The grocer stepped
 3  9,5|      monsieur, how can I ever thank you?" ~He did not stop to
 4 10,6|       his hold on his pipe. ~"Thank you, monsieur," replied
 5 11,3| withdrew it, exclaiming: "No, thank you; keep it. I've been
 6 13,6|     That will be unnecessary, thank you! But there is one thing
 7 14,4|       shook his head. "Let us thank fortune that he is as he
 8 18,1|  unfortunate! "How can I ever thank you, madame?" she faltered. ~"
 9 18,1|          By not attempting to thank me at all, and by reading
10 18,3|   Providence shall decide." ~"Thank you," he said, sadly, suspecting
11 18,3|       was already too late - "thank you." Then he turned to