Chapter

 1 2|            to have life in her. We ask ourselves if that~derelict
 2 4|          ministry you penetrate to ask some slight favor, or to
 3 4|          works~himself to death, I ask myself if God ever thinks
 4 4|          never failed at midday to ask the man to buy him a~roll.~ ~
 5 5|          avail;~no one will either ask for them or listen to them.
 6 5|         honor just now to come and ask a question, and he~heard
 7 6|         his pen]. "Monsieur, may I ask on what you base~that contingent
 8 6|          abbe, laughing.~ ~"Do you ask why he goes to a cafe at
 9 6|           and you are afraid he'll ask you~to return some of his
10 6|       wires. "Go to the office and ask who has dared to thus~compromise
11 6|          gives parties~and doesn't ask me,--me, who go everywhere!
12 7|         give it up. I did not even ask him for~it."~ ~"Who is he?"~ ~"
13 7|          day an alien nation might ask us for the capital. Whereas~
14 7|        think that man had a heart; ask his~wife. But he may have
15 8| conversation].~"Gentleman, might I ask you to keep quiet? I am
16 8|         and answers; that is why I ask you to~be quiet and let
17 8|           That may be; and I don't ask you to make the change this
18 8|         means for you to avoid it. Ask an~audience of the King;
19 8|             that my purpose was to ask for my~promotion, when,
20 8|         into~Baudoyer's section to ask him to come to the office
21 8|            Poor unhappy~nations! I ask myself how they can possibly
22 8|              It is your own fault; ask these gentlemen. Gentlemen,
23 8|        with him. He~rings me up to ask if I have seen his handkerchief