Chapter

 1 1 |           but the sale was to be held at 9, Rue d'Antin, on the
 2 2 |         the heavy muff which she held pressed against her bosom
 3 4 |          thoughts and his tears, held out his hand to me, and
 4 6 |          in bed. On seeing me he held out a burning hand. "You
 5 6 |       seemed calm. He smiled and held out his hand. His candles
 6 8 |          once, smiling. Then she held it out toward Prudence,
 7 9 |      have forgiven me?" ~And she held out her hand, which I kissed. ~"
 8 9 |     Marguerite's hand, which she held out to him carelessly enough,
 9 10|     scene, and, coming up to me, held out her hand, saying: ~"
10 10|        to the dining-room." ~She held up her lips to me, smoothed
11 12|         t keep my eyes open." ~I held her in my arms for a few
12 13|         second? ~An hour later I held Marguerite in my arms, and,
13 16|     talking over the new plan. I held Marguerite in my arms, and
14 18| violently rustling the trees; we held each other's hands, and
15 18|       the purest resolutions are held to earth by threads which
16 19|         made a motion to rise; I held her, and said to her: ~"
17 21|         wept without a word, but held my hands and kissed them
18 21|         study me attentively. He held out his hand. ~"Your two
19 24|         long now." ~And Prudence held out her hand to me, adding: ~"