Chapter

 1 1 | curiosities. The sale was to take place on account of the death
 2 2 |           2 ~The sale was to take place on the 16th. A day's interval
 3 6 |          If I had remained in the place for another week, I should
 4 6 |          disinterment was to take place next day, at ten o'clock,
 5 6 |      began to carry it toward the place where they had been told
 6 7 |           ever saw her was in the Place de la Bourse, outside Susse'
 7 7 |           Ernest came back to his place beside me. ~"What a way
 8 7 |           and win my right to the place I had abandoned so quickly. ~
 9 7 |            habits, work, took the place of other thoughts, and when
10 8 |    corridor, and I returned to my place in the stalls, looking hastily
11 8 |        have been in the old man's place. ~When they were on the
12 9 |        let me try." ~She took her place and began to play; but her
13 10|         not why, you have taken a place in my life; that, if I drive
14 12|   naturally out of what has taken place. ~But to return to the first
15 12|          she was now mine; of the place I now had in her thoughts,
16 12|            Prudence next took her place in the box, and a man, whom
17 12|        But I am taking some one's place. Isn't the Comte de G. coming
18 12|        now go back nicely to your place, and, above all, no more
19 13|         horribly." ~"In the first place," replied Prudence; "is
20 13|         be very happy to be in my place; and that, like Virgil's
21 14|       early in order to reserve a place in the diligence for C.,
22 15|       standing looking around the place; Marguerite, seated on the
23 15|        are saying." ~"What a nice place you've got!" Prudence went
24 15|         willing to let me take my place in her thoughts, my part
25 16|   preserve her health, so that in place of supper and sleepless
26 16|         Add to this that from the place where I was I could see
27 17|          have been seeing about a place for Armand to stay." ~"In
28 17|         francs a month; the whole place furnished in a way to divert
29 17|         and you can look after my place while I am away." ~A week
30 17|    conversation was going to take place, and I was anxious to hear
31 17|           to the scene which took place, but that he has learned
32 18|           of this kind often took place, and though I could not
33 21|       sustained me, and I took my place in the train. ~"Till this
34 23|        from the Rond-Point to the Place de la Concorde. She had
35 24|           she had sat in the same place where she was now sitting;
36 25|          and the scene which took place between you and him, which
37 26|         that. Olympe has taken my place with the Comte de N., and
38 26|     February 22. ~The burial took place to-day. Many of Marguerite'