Chapter

 1 1 |   woman. Now, if there is one thing which women in society would
 2 1 |       vain, is as saddening a thing as one can well meet with.
 3 1 |      mother. It is a shameful thing to speak of, but we are
 4 2 |   tears have become so rare a thing that they are not to be
 5 3 | Doubtless it must seem a bold thing to attempt to deduce these
 6 4 |      if I put aside the least thing for you, they might accuse
 7 5 |       you ever hear of such a thing? I gave it to them straight,
 8 5 |   quite in love with the poor thing; I look after her well,
 9 6 |      it were the most natural thing in the world. ~The coffin
10 7 |   Armand's have one fortunate thing about them: they either
11 7 |       leads isn't exactly the thing to cure her. She has taken
12 7 |        The heart is a strange thing; I was almost glad at hearing
13 10|      replied Prudence. ~"Poor thing, I am killing her! And now
14 11| affection of Marguerite was a thing to be had more or less dear,
15 11|    reason of her consent, one thing was certain, she had consented. ~
16 11|      who always want the same thing; who pay me for it, and
17 11|    elsewhere, there is such a thing as belief, and one uses
18 12|     key." ~"What you ask is a thing I have never done for any
19 12|        but it is the simplest thing in the world. To take captive
20 12|      box was the most natural thing in the world. He had been
21 13|  becomes an obstacle to every thing; it allows neither family
22 13| having done for her the first thing she asked of me, such an
23 13|     asked of me, such an easy thing to do!'" ~What could I reply
24 13|    was bound to expect such a thing almost any day with Marguerite,
25 15|       make up for the foolish thing which she had just said,
26 15|    give ourselves now for one thing, now for another. There
27 15|   without obtaining the least thing from us; there are others
28 15|       I am going to say a mad thing to you: I once had a little
29 15|    rest and remember only one thing: that we belong to one another,
30 16|    have left it. Settling one thing against another, I found
31 17|       showed me just the very thing: salon, anteroom, and bed-room,
32 17|       look after every single thing. Ah, my dear," she added,
33 18|  heavens! Why, yes!" ~"A fine thing that will be to do; you
34 19|     news was the most natural thing in the world, yet, as we
35 20|        it is the most natural thing in the world. I do not give
36 21|    friend, and be sure of one thing, that whatever happens,
37 22|    the first time that such a thing had occurred to me. At last
38 22|     not see me till the whole thing was done, and that was evidently
39 24|      there was not a shameful thing which I did not encourage
40 24|    woman is my mistress, is a thing I will never permit." ~"
41 24|       enough for the shameful thing I was going to do? I said
42 25|       that there was only one thing to do, to show him the proof
43 25|       they would see only one thing, that Armand Duval allowed
44 25|     bate and despise me. ~One thing which you will not believe,
45 26|      a body without a soul, a thing without a thought; I lived
46 26|   what gilded misery the poor thing is dying. Yesterday we had
47 26|      my turn comes, any human thing can make so deep an impression