Chapter

 1 1|             since your property is returned. For all that, if you bring
 2 1|            once, and the red color returned as he affected the airs
 3 1|        noted its shabby condition, returned it to him without a word.
 4 1|          and only left it when she returned to her carriage. The horses
 5 2|          the purse in my pocket, I returned to the gaming-table with
 6 2|           the players. After I had returned the money I had taken from
 7 2|            When we reached home, I returned the keys and money to my
 8 2|           Paris. One evening, as I returned home to the Rue des Cordiers
 9 2|       horses sprang forward. As we returned, Foedora, in real or feigned
10 2|            s smile for me. ~"As we returned through the Champs-Elysees,
11 2|        then; and I would fain have returned to the unhappy, all that
12 2|           After these excursions I returned to the room I had never
13 2|           francs. I could now have returned to the scholar's tranquil
14 3|          come no further, and soon returned with a favorable answer.
15 3|          greenroom of the Italiens returned upon his sight he beheld,
16 3|          theatre, he went out, and returned home with a full heart. ~"
17 3|          my father is very ill? He returned from the Indies in very
18 3|       Pauline to her own door, and returned with as much happiness in
19 3|               Japhet went out, and returned almost immediately. ~"Allow
20 3|          taking the waters at Aix, returned from the promenade and met
21 3| indifferent questions, to which he returned short answers. He recognized