Chapter

 1  5,3|       his deliverance, and so he hurried off in search of some of
 2  8,1|        caught her by the arm and hurried her up the staircase, saying: "
 3  8,2|       that I have been very much hurried this last month, having
 4  9,4|          tied on her bonnet, and hurried from the house, without
 5  9,5|            how time flies!" But, hurried as she was, she stopped
 6 11,3| concluded, Madame de Fondege had hurried off to her dressmaker's,
 7 13,7|        quite breathless from his hurried descent of the staircase. "
 8 15,4|     flight; but Madame d'Argeles hurried on with her story as if
 9 17,4|     Chupin heard no more. He had hurried out, his clothes in disorder,
10 19,2|          so without more ado she hurried to the establishment of
11 19,2|       the photographer, and then hurried back to the Rue Pigalle