Chapter

 1 III |         the price of my soul, I~wish I could be sure that you
 2 III |         brother!"~ ~"You do not wish to leave this tomb. You
 3 III |     populace. The people always wish to~see money, power, and
 4 IV  |      semi-political~survey. The wish to re-establish a large
 5 V   |     even go so far as to form a wish.~ ~One evening she chanced
 6 VI  |        be very selfish of me to wish to have you all~to myself.
 7 VI  |        I have~but one desire--I wish it were in my power to cure
 8 VI  |       deeply, and said--~ ~"You wish to make game of me by trying
 9 VI  |     submissive. "But why do you wish to compromise me? For me
10 VI  |   FRIEND. Do you not know it? I wish I~could see that you had
11 VI  |         caprice; and now do you wish me to~understand that, like
12 VII |     Catholic~faith to which you wish to convert me is a lie that
13 VII |       reason to~hate him, but I wish him no manner of harm."~ ~
14 VII |    least you~will do all that I wish without grumbling, you will
15 VII |     Liberals, whatever they may wish to do, will~never destroy
16 VII |       countenance?~ ~"What! you wish to be my friend no longer?"
17 VII |        that I well believe! You~wish to possess me, to have me
18 VII |         my soul to~you, and you wish to ruin me, you try my patience
19 VII |         deserting me. I have no wish to be a second edition~of
20 VIII|         life should leave me; I wish I could~invent some tie
21 VIII|        Then what is it that you wish?"~ ~"Your obedience and
22 VIII|        me. I am not like you;~I wish always to find favour in
23 VIII|     probably because she had no wish to allow the world to~think
24 VIII|     head to fall?"~ ~"I have no wish to see that pretty head
25 VIII|      may perhaps forgive you; I wish that~He may, but He is inexorable,
26 IX  |          she said, "I would not wish to think ill of you. ~Why
27 IX  |      Just speak; tell me if you wish for my life; I~will give
28 IX  |      other.~ ~"Now, what do you wish?" he continued, taking the
29 IX  |         own hotel. Where do you~wish to be?"~ ~"What do you counsel,
30 IX  |       it is a vile world! Oh, I wish I~were a simple bourgeoise,
31 IX  |       will let me know when you wish to go," he said.~ ~"But
32 IX  |      heaven to reach men; and I wish to~be an angel for him."~ ~
33 IX  |        But, dear aunt, I do not wish to make it right at all.
34 IX  |       it right at all. It is~my wish that all Paris should say
35 IX  |   disservice."~ ~"Do you really wish to ruin yourself, child,
36 IX  |  impossible supposition I~quite wish to believe.Well, suppose
37 IX  |      all that you have; he will wish to do~the same. Nothing
38 X   |        ordinary people. Can you wish to~give an advantage to
39 X   |   sourly already, and~I have no wish to see a quarrel between
40 X   |    forehead. No;~let me do as I wish. I forbid you to kiss my
41 X   |        not,~that a woman should wish to live, invested with all
42 X   |     love to your pity. It is my wish to be loved, because you~
43 X   | eighteenth~century to a woman's wish, got out, and came back