Chapter

 1       II|           in battle. I took up my abode here. And from day to day,
 2      III|     dishes.~ ~This was either the abode of an ambitious man or a
 3        V|                   CHAPTER V~ ~The abode of the Baron d’Escorval,
 4     VIII|      occupying herself the humble abode she, in her charitable heart,
 5     VIII|          through this magnificent abode in which their ancestors
 6       IX|        consent to desert the poor abode of a despairing and penniless
 7        X|         the rooms of the princely abode; and, with every step, the
 8      XVI|           repair to this wretched abode.~ ~He rapped at the door
 9    XVIII|       Oiselle and started for the abode of M. Lacheneur. On reaching
10       XX|           homes and take up their abode in rather dingy quarters
11     XXII|           father had taken up his abode in town they met only on
12    XXVII|       gave his name, his age, his abode, and his profession, and
13      XLV|        the poverty of this humble abode astonished her. There was
14      XLV|          provide a very sumptuous abode for his idol,” said Mme.
15    XLVII|         the idea of taking up his abode at the Borderie with Marie-Anne.~ ~
16    XLVII| impossible for him to take up his abode at the Borderie at present,
17   XLVIII|    determination of taking up his abode in the same great city.~ ~
18      LII|           they had taken up their abode at the Hotel de Sairmeuse.~ ~