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 1 3 | Gasselin came into the hall and asked~his master respectfully
 2 3 |          Madame la baronne?" he asked.~ ~"Thank you, no," she
 3 3 |              What do they say?" asked the baroness.~ ~"The young
 4 3 |    Halga join us this evening?" asked Mademoiselle de~Pen-Hoel,
 5 4 |         questions which she had asked him the~evening before about
 6 4 |    chevalier.~ ~"Legs to ribs?" asked Mademoiselle Zephirine.~ ~"
 7 4 |      houses.~ ~"How is Thisbe?" asked Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel
 8 4 |      Mademoiselle des Touches?"~asked the baron.~ ~"She smokes,"
 9 4 |            About her property?" asked the baron.~ ~"Her property?"
10 4 |     displeased looks to-night?"~asked the rector.~ ~"Yes," replied
11 4 |     known."~ ~"And what is it?" asked the mother.~ ~"Oh! that
12 5 |      comes to a pure woman,~she asked herself what devilish secrets
13 5 |              Changed him, how?" asked the baron.~ ~"He reads all
14 5 |         What is the matter?" he asked.~ ~"Nothing, my friend,"
15 6 |         one young~girl and wife asked herself by what right an
16 7 |         are anxious about him?" asked Calyste.~ ~"Yes," she answered,
17 7 |       Where are you going?" she asked.~ ~"To find him," he replied.~ ~"
18 7 |        I do? must I stay away?"~asked Calyste, with difficulty
19 8 |        Which way did you come?" asked Mademoiselle des Touches,
20 8 |  Felicite.~ ~"Am I in the way?" asked Claude.~ ~"Monsieur," said
21 8 |        Which way did you come?" asked Felicite again. "I have
22 8 |      what did you think of it?" asked Mademoiselle des Touches,~
23 8 |         you~talking about?" she asked, when at last he came in.~ ~"
24 9 |         superhuman efforts. She asked him in a friendly tone~why
25 9 |     that follows coffee, Vignon asked Conti to sing~something.
26 10|       many persons were in it?" asked Calyste.~ ~"Four,two ladies
27 10|      great pace, until Gasselin asked him if~he was trying to
28 10|         taken to telling lies?" asked the old~maid.~ ~"Since the
29 11|         Charles de Vandenesse?" asked~Madame de Rochefide.~ ~"
30 11|  mindless.~ ~"Why so, Camille?" asked Madame de Rochefide.~ ~"
31 11|          What is it, Felicite?" asked the marquise.~ ~"I am forty
32 11|    devotion, I would~yes, if he asked it,I would fling myself
33 11|        not~dining with us?" she asked, looking maliciously at
34 11|        you afraid of, my dear?" asked Camille.~ ~"My position
35 12|  possible, the love-letter, and asked~the chevalier to explain
36 13|      did you know it, Calyste?" asked Mademoiselle des Touches.~ ~"
37 13|    cigarette.~ ~"What is that?" asked Beatrix.~ ~"They are unpublished,
38 13|         Croisic to-morrow," she asked.~ ~"Certainly," replied
39 14|         said Camille.~ ~Beatrix asked in a feeble voice to be
40 14|      understood. She might have asked Calyste to~risk his life
41 14|       yet the question; what he asked of her was~permission to
42 14|         all the poor lad really asked~for; his mind still clung
43 14|     Will you go with me alone?" asked Calyste, in a troubled voice.~ ~"
44 14|         the summit of happiness asked~her plainly to fly with
45 14|      dignified and~distant air, asked for his arm, and continued
46 15|         to each other?" Calyste asked of Camille.~ ~"Dear child,
47 15|      carries you off, does he?" asked Camille.~ ~"Ah! you think
48 15|             Gone!"~ ~"Beatrix?" asked Calyste, thunderstruck.~ ~"
49 15|          Before he left her, he asked permission to go into Beatrix'
50 16|         would divert his mind?" asked the~chevalier.~ ~Charlotte
51 16|      from that twisted~column?" asked Charlotte, with a sense
52 16|         women in your life?" he asked him on the second~occasion,
53 16|       see Madame de Rochefide?" asked Calyste.~ ~"No," replied
54 16|              What is all this?" asked the Chevalier du Halga,
55 17|     called me my dear Sabineand~asked him plainly to tell me the
56 17|         my child, tell me," she asked,~ceasing with visible satisfaction
57 17|        return to Guerande?" she asked me.~ ~"Yes," I said.~ ~"
58 17|      that property."~ ~"Why?" I asked.~ ~"Child!" she answered, "
59 18|     like to go to Les Touches?" asked my mother-in-law.~"It is
60 18|       Have I displeased you?" I asked.~ ~"No; but cease to galvanize
61 18|         still dear to you?"~she asked, looking at him with a cold
62 19|         breakfast, however, she asked him suddenly:~ ~"What did
63 19|            What is the matter?" asked Calyste, after he had brought
64 20|        and presently shades are asked for to~keep it out. It is,
65 20|       that displeases you?" she asked.~ ~"These rooms are so cold
66 21|       it make Calyste unhappy?" asked Sabine, looking anxiously
67 21|     that case, why consult me?" asked the vicar, smiling.~ ~"Ah!"
68 22| listened to~with favor when she asked for five hundred francs
69 24|       the Duchesse de~Grandlieu asked the Marquis d'Ajuda to bring
70 24|       Monsieur de Trailles, and~asked his assistance, while ostensibly
71 24|       gave you a hand. You have asked the~impossible, you shall
72 25|         age what would you be?" asked Maxime.~ ~"I should never
73 25|         What is the matter?" he asked the duchess.~ ~"Calyste
74 25|      and~Nathan. The latter was asked by Rochefide on account
75 25|        Norman from Alencon; she asked to have~him made a baron,
76 25|           Who came to see you?" asked the marquis, good-humoredly,
77 26|         order~to gain time; she asked to have the journey postponed
78 26|  happened to you, my children?" asked the excellent duchess.~ ~"