Chapter

 1       II|      this amount, and Lacheneur possessed it, since he had poured
 2       II|       the former owners had not possessed, yielded him an income of
 3      III|       he had married her.~ ~She possessed a fortune of two hundred
 4      III|     wife, and his children, all possessed powerful voices; and it
 5      III|      revealed his character. He possessed all the graces and all the
 6        V|        of the strong.”~ ~And he possessed sufficient strength of will
 7      VII|         de Sairmeuse. First, he possessed, it was said, a property
 8        X|        his only son.~ ~The duke possessed nothing—a pitiful income
 9        X|       him all the advantages he possessed—his youth, his millions,
10        X| disquietude; and if Martial had possessed less penetration, he would
11       XI|       scorn pointed at her, and possessed sufficient self-control
12     XIII| innocent and artless young girl possessed the parched, hollow soul
13      XVI|        this excited discussion, possessed such a powerful significance,
14     XVII|      were favorably received.~ ~Possessed with the desire of transforming
15     XXIX|   necessary.~ ~But he no longer possessed the agility of youth, and
16     XXXI|        have carried him had she possessed sufficient strength.~ ~“
17    XXXII|         from him if she had not possessed this letter.~ ~Other influences
18     XXXV|     would have fallen.~ ~But he possessed a marvellous power of will,
19       XL|         vices, this haughty man possessed the characteristic of the
20     XLIV|      loved and suffered, and he possessed two sublime virtues—forbearance
21   XLVIII|        sensibility she had ever possessed.~ ~“Ah!” she exclaimed, “
22      LII|         money and how.”~ ~If he possessed all the vices, depravity,
23      LIV|         wrong, since he was not possessed of those ardent convictions
24      LIV|    superior to his position; he possessed an independent fortune,