Chapter

 1 2 |         that they might have been taken for sisters; the young duchess
 2 4 |         forgetting the part I had taken in them, when a new incident
 3 4 |       pathetic details that I was taken with the idea of writing
 4 4 |       some days, and had not even taken the trouble to brush it
 5 4 |      there to see that nothing is taken away, and that nothing remains
 6 5 |        which one would never have taken for a grave, if it had not
 7 6 |         the iron railing had been taken away, and two men were turning
 8 7 |   Marguerite. Another feeling had taken possession of me. It seemed
 9 7 |        thing to cure her. She has taken to her bed; she is dying." ~
10 8 |        had gone into business and taken a milliner's shop. I saw
11 9 |            said Prudence, who had taken off her hat and was smoothing
12 10|          I know not why, you have taken a place in my life; that,
13 12|       Wretch!" ~"I will have them taken off." ~"You love, then,
14 12|          reproach herself with is taken all at once by a profound,
15 12|         naturally out of what has taken place. ~But to return to
16 13|          make up for what you had taken from her? Nothing. You would
17 13|         hold which this woman had taken upon my life? ~Then it occurred
18 14|          rings the letter will be taken to her, and if there is
19 14|            and I was sure you had taken it." ~"But why should I
20 15|         hats, which will never be taken out of their boxes. ~"We
21 16|        about in Marguerite. I had taken her cure in hand, and the
22 16|        tell the duke that she had taken advantage of the fine day
23 17|        she entered. "The house is taken?" asked Prudence. "Yes;
24 17|          money. The duke, who had taken the house in order that
25 18|          life from which you have taken me. I think that now that
26 19|           have seen by the amount taken at the sale that this honest
27 20|        appeared. ~"Have my things taken to the Hotel de Paris,"
28 23|    repurchased her horses, he has taken her jewels out of pawn,
29 24|     abroad. ~Prudence herself was taken in, and finally thought
30 26|        heard that your father had taken you away with him, but I
31 26| everything after that. Olympe has taken my place with the Comte