Chapter

 1 2 |         their lovers at the same moment, for in Paris almost all
 2 4 |       had become of her from the moment when she had disappeared
 3 4 |         hid his face in it for a moment. ~"You must be at a loss
 4 4 |     journal of my life, from the moment we left each other to the
 5 4 |        we left each other to the moment when I shall be able to
 6 5 |          nevertheless, since the moment of the sale, her name came
 7 6 |       sleepless night's dream, a moment's delirium; but though I
 8 6 |         this confession. For the moment I want you to do me a service." ~"
 9 6 |         was of four pages; and a moment after folded them up. "Come,"
10 6 |    scrutinized Armand, for every moment I was afraid lest the emotions
11 6 |      nearly fainting, and at the moment of writing these lines I
12 7 |    rivetted to the spot from the moment she went in till the moment
13 7 |      moment she went in till the moment when she came out again.
14 7 |      that pretty girl." ~At that moment Marguerite turned her opera-glass
15 7 |            and will be back in a moment." ~"I could not help saying "
16 7 |       saying to myself that in a moment's time she was going to
17 7 |          I should say to her. ~A moment after my friend returned. "
18 7 |       order to put off the fatal moment." ~However little one may
19 7 |       who had elbowed me at that moment. ~I returned to my seat.
20 7 |           Yes." ~"Why?" ~At that moment he saw that the box was
21 8 |    Marguerite, and profited by a moment in which she looked my way
22 8 |            I took advantage of a moment when she was smiling across
23 8 |       will come for her?" ~"In a moment." ~"And you, who is seeing
24 8 |           I am sure at this very moment one of his servants is prowling
25 8 |         remembered my face for a moment, did not remember my name.
26 9 |         with propriety!" At that moment Nanine appeared. ~"Is supper
27 9 | Marguerite. "Yes, madame, in one moment." ~"Apropos," said Prudence
28 9 |    Marguerite went with us for a moment; then she called Gaston
29 9 |       habits of his youth. For a moment I tried to forget myself,
30 10|        life, but at this present moment there is no one, not even
31 10|     friends; as for us, from the moment we can no longer serve the
32 10|      next room she stopped for a moment and said to me in a low
33 10|        am ready to take you at a moment's notice. Shall I tell you
34 11|       that there are events of a moment which tell more than the
35 11|        love, that the nearer the moment approached when I should
36 11|       your being here." ~At that moment there was a ring. ~"Who
37 11|       the door. Nanine entered a moment after. ~"Now understand,"
38 11|          her to you, madame, the moment she comes." ~"There's one,
39 11|      into my dressing-room for a moment." ~She lit the candles of
40 11|         an answer now." ~At this moment Marguerite reappeared from
41 12|          talk by ourselves for a moment. Mme. Duvernoy is in the
42 13|       home; he has gone in for a moment, he is not staying, because
43 13|         away the carriage. For a moment I hoped that the same answer
44 14|        extreme agitation. At one moment I would recall how Marguerite
45 14|          many lovers. At another moment I would recall her promises,
46 14|        expected to see you every moment, for there was a stall at
47 14|       long, and what I was every moment prepared to go and say to
48 15|         but you. I fancied for a moment that I might give myself
49 15|          gave it to me. ~At this moment Prudence reappeared. ~"Look
50 16|     influence upon me that every moment I spent away from Marguerite
51 16|       one is almost certain, the moment one gains a considerable
52 16|         left the table without a moment's hesitation, whether I
53 16|         gaming-table just at the moment when an adroit gambler would
54 16|  appetite, she never left a dull moment to those whom she was with,
55 17|     promising to write to me the moment he went, and to make an
56 18|   hermetically closed, and for a moment the external world did not
57 18|   letters, I took advantage of a moment when she was at the other
58 19|       you had made, and that the moment I discovered it I should
59 19|        like you to be able, in a moment when you were bored or worried,
60 20|       for he seemed to reflect a moment, and then said to me: ~"
61 20|          Marguerite. ~"Then, the moment is come when you must live
62 21|    quickly as possible. At every moment we awaited some event, but
63 21|      hands and kissed them every moment. ~I asked Nanine if, during
64 21|         nice to me till the very moment you go?" ~"Yes; and I will
65 21|   thought, that I trembled every moment lest Marguerite should become
66 21|         fully awake." ~From that moment Marguerite tried to seem
67 21|        looked at the clock every moment. ~"You are watching the
68 21|    father as I loved him at that moment. ~Just as I was leaving
69 22|        out of my mind. From this moment all the incidents grouped
70 22|     unfaithful to me at the very moment when I waited for her in
71 22|      church of Saint Roch at the moment when I entered Marguerite'
72 22|      should have gone mad. For a moment I was really afraid of falling
73 23|          she had entered at that moment my thoughts of vengeance
74 23|    dancing. Her face changed the moment she caught sight of me.
75 23|          inspired in me. At that moment she had no lover. It would
76 24|       the other, and at the very moment in which I made my bargain,
77 24|         repentance was only of a moment's duration, and Olympe,
78 24|  helplessly upon the bed. ~For a moment it seemed to me as if I
79 24|       know what I did during the moment of jealous delirium which
80 25|           I know also, but, in a moment of madness, he might have
81 25|            The exaltation of the moment perhaps exaggerated the
82 25|          past faults, and at the moment when I consented to give
83 25|      support me, and there was a moment when I was on the point
84 26|      suffocated. I imagine every moment that I am going to die.