Chapter

 1  4,1|       overcome with sorrow and indignation. "How can she succeed in
 2  7,4| trembling with sorrow and with indignation. "Wilkie!" she exclaimed, "
 3  7,6|        baron, transported with indignation, "you beggarly rascal! you
 4 11,1|       child increased Chupin's indignation. "So there's a child?" he
 5 12,1|   useless. Madame Ferailleur's indignation and disgust were none the
 6 12,1|    Ferailleur, with increasing indignation, "creatures do exist who
 7 12,2|       made Pascal frantic with indignation. "The wretch!" he exclaimed; "
 8 12,3|     was overcome with rage and indignation, and felt a wild desire
 9 13,5|        I don't understand your indignation, Monsieur le Marquis," he
10 18,2|       her voice quivering with indignation: "Monsieur!" she exclaimed, "