Chapter

 1 1|   imposture. He had no wish to carry one more puzzle to his grave,
 2 1|      lest any happiness should carry me away." ~"Oh, if you are
 3 2|        an old Marquise! Oh! to carry a treasure in your wallet,
 4 2|      When I made up my mind to carry out this new plan of life,
 5 2|     cost a hundred francs, and carry a diamond in the head of
 6 2|     things alone have power to carry me back to the divine heights
 7 2|       improve it; you learn to carry your liquor; you grow accustomed
 8 2|   remarkably well. In order to carry on the process of dying,
 9 3| lorgnette she had given him to carry. Raphael knew the despotism
10 3|        so-called benefactress, carry her lapdogs for her; you