Chapter

 1  1,1|   mother could not repress a start on hearing this name; but
 2  3,3|   was in his turn obliged to start for Germany, having been
 3  6,1|    in the courtyard made her start. "That's Job!" she said
 4  7,6|    seen the dashing viscount start and change color. His suspicions
 5 10,2|    and disguise myself, I'll start after him; and may I be
 6 14,3|    Yes, certainly." ~"Let us start at once, then; my brougham
 7 15,2|     separate us now. We must start at once, without losing
 8 15,3|    we found a train ready to start, and we took our places
 9 15,4| ready to-morrow, and we will start South. Instead of calling
10 20,2|    livid, his eyes seemed to start from their sockets, and
11 20,3| amuses himself by making her start when she is too long in