Chapter

 1      III|            of a visitor; but he had expected to find one of his parishioners.~ ~
 2      III|          their arrival had not been expected.~ ~But the priest, whose
 3       VI|        marriage.”~ ~Maurice had not expected so little opposition.~ ~
 4       VI|         enchanted, for he doubtless expected a volley of stones, and
 5       XI|      threatening that Martial fully expected another attack. The violence
 6     XVII|    Lacheneur, coldly. “Have you not expected this ever since the day
 7    XVIII|      advance—never when you are not expected.”~ ~The attitude of Maurice
 8       XX|           Courtornieu’s house.~ ~He expected the marquis would be terrified;
 9     XXIV|     attempted it, it was because he expected to succeed. Therefore, it
10      XXV|                Although Maurice had expected this response, he turned
11    XXVII|            The abbe and Maurice had expected to find the crowd too great
12     XXIX|          said he.~ ~“Always.”~ ~She expected an angry outburst, but he
13     XXIX|      repeated her accusation.~ ~She expected, on the part of the marquis,
14      XXX|           times more so than he had expected; he discovered this almost
15    XXXIV| conspirators in Montaignac, who had expected to lose his head, heard
16  XXXVIII|           midday. Since we scarcely expected to see you——”~ ~“I was too
17      XLV|         this messenger had not been expected.~ ~Upon the mantel stood
18      XLV|          extremely limited. She had expected to see Marie-Anne fall dead
19     XLVI|             forgot that a guest was expected at midnight, that time was
20    XLVII|       parted that day they scarcely expected to meet again.~ ~“And now
21   XLVIII|            and I killed her.”~ ~She expected despairing cries, or a fainting
22       LI|         thanks. That is like you. I expected nothing less of you. Thanks!”~ ~
23       LI|              on the contrary, I was expected to be grateful since I lived
24      LIV|          floor.~ ~From this side he expected only assistance, so he cried:~ ~“