Chapter

 1  3,2|     fresh hope, or else he had wonderful powers of self-control,
 2  5,6|        been supposed that this wonderful good fortune was too much
 3  8,4|  quickly? Ah! fetes and music, wonderful toilettes and the flashing
 4  9,6|       every requisite for that wonderful costume of hers, the General'
 5  9,6|      which people who boast of wonderful bargains must expect to
 6 10,5| couches eclipsed M. Fortunat's wonderful sofa completely. "So he
 7 10,6|   whistle of a locomotive with wonderful perfection, he darted away
 8 17,4|     mess!" he thought, as with wonderful agility he avoided Vantrasson'
 9 18,2|     such a graceful mien, such wonderful charms of person and of
10 18,4|     would take together in the wonderful brougham which the General