Chapter

 1 II  |  something more than a man~had a right to look for as things are
 2 III |        You were mine; you had no right to give yourself, even to~
 3 III |          them. Equality may be a RIGHT, but no power on earth~can
 4 VI  |        two hours."~ ~"The man is right," thought M. de Montriveau.~ ~
 5 VI  |    punctual," she said; "that is right. I like~punctuality. It
 6 VI  |   loftily, "that if anyone has a~right to complain of your costume,
 7 VI  |     General had won and kept the right to kiss his lady's~insatiable
 8 VI  |       law and custom leave me no right to dispose of my~person.
 9 VII | displeased to have their code of right and wrong~broken through.
10 VII |          fact, while you lost in~right. Political Protestantism
11 VII |   already you would rob~me of my right to dispose of myself? No,
12 VIII|          he cried. "Yes, you are right; I will not~have you doubt
13 VIII|      under her breath, "so I was right, you see."~ ~"Let me say
14 VIII|          and I will give you~the right to kill me if I am false.
15 VIII|        Oh! do you call a woman's right to dispose of herself a~`
16 VIII|              So Ronquerolles was right," thought he, "and now for
17 VIII|          one."~ ~"I shall be all right after a quadrille," she
18 VIII|       crime.~ ~Every woman has a right to refuse herself to love
19 VIII|          to be pitied, he has no right to complain.  But~with a
20 VIII|      choose to exercise~one--the right of the judge over the criminal,
21 VIII|          her bearing.~ ~"You are right to treat me very hardly,"
22 IX  |         Duchesse that it was~all right.~ ~Oh the dreadful reaction
23 IX  |         your post take away your right of free speech, my~dear?
24 IX  |       arrange to make everything right."~ ~"But, dear aunt, I do
25 IX  |         I do not wish to make it right at all. It is~my wish that
26 IX  |        to put her husband in the right." ~ ~"Uncle, so long as
27 X   |       pains of poverty. I have a right, I think, to speak in this
28 X   |     Langeais, and I alone have~a right to put him in the wrong."~ ~
29 X   |      should not have given up my right to be the~mother of future
30 X   |       appearances. The~Vidame is right. No man is worth a single
31 X   |       perhaps I may bring it all right again."~ ~"Aunt, I promise"~ ~"
32 X   |     snared his heart; my aunt is right; a man~cannot surely refuse
33 X   |         for to them is given the right and the power to protect