Chapter

 1 2 |        however exacting, could find no fault with the contour
 2 3 |        which they will fear to find an apology for vice and
 3 3 |    bind up their wounds and to find in those very wounds the
 4 4 |       do for you, and you will find me only too happy to oblige
 5 4 |       you my journal. You will find in it the reason and the
 6 4 |       of good, and if you will find in reading it some excuse
 7 4 |      the past. I, for my part, find a continual solace in it.
 8 5 |        about the name, and you find all your friends talking
 9 5 |  without your noticing it; you find coincidences in the events
10 5 |  Nevertheless I was anxious to find out something about the
11 5 |   pretext was not difficult to find; unluckily I did not know
12 5 |      exists, and perhaps I may find out what has become of him." ~
13 5 |         It is not difficult to find that grave," he added, turning
14 5 |     send me word where I could find him. ~Next day, in the morning,
15 6 |     mournful pleasure which we find in sights of this kind?
16 7 |       a degree that he can not find a word to say." ~"I should
17 9 |    myself." ~"What part do you find difficult?" ~"The third
18 11|     who knows very well how to find me when she is in want of
19 12|     them, how surely must they find it tempting, how surely
20 14|       a little while, I should find an answer when I got back.
21 14|    home, certain that I should find a letter from Marguerite. ~
22 14|       might have some right to find fault with her; withdrawing
23 14|       separation. She ought to find me supremely foolish, and
24 14|        Well, I am very glad to find that Marguerite does not
25 14|       your feet. ~"When can he find you alone? for, you know,
26 15|   suffering as I always am, to find a man superior enough not
27 16|        to which he was able to find the security which he needed
28 16|       it was needful for me to find some way of meeting the
29 16|       they would not, like me, find their real happiness in
30 17|  longer visited it, fearing to find himself in the midst of
31 18|     resources, and one doesn't find thirty thousand francs from
32 18|      at the beginning. Let her find the means to get out of
33 22|     Perhaps the daylight would find me with the same uncertainty
34 22|      Yes. ~"But how? You won't find a carriage." ~"I will walk." ~"
35 23| returned to Bougival, I should find her again as anxious as
36 23|       She will be very glad to find that you take it so well.
37 23|     around to her creditors to find out how much she owed; they
38 23|        here for them. You will find everything, except a little
39 26|      asked me to do. I went to find a priest at Saint Roch,