Chapter

 1 II  |   before you. She whom you call my companion~is my mother
 2 III |    to~love you."~ ~"Do not call me Antoinette, I implore
 3 VI  |    spiritual self which we~call conscience led him to attach
 4 VI  |  may venture to ask you to call upon me; I am~afraid that
 5 VI  |  plumed~head-dress. Do you call this coquetry? Why, I have
 6 VII |  of her who allowed~him to call her Antoinette. So he made
 7 VIII|   she has a head-voice. We call that kind of~poor creature
 8 VIII| this point?"~ ~"Oh! do you call a woman's right to dispose
 9 VIII|  strange house. Turning to call her servants, she was attacked
10 VIII|   will always come at your call. You have boundless~power
11 VIII|  and every~thought--this I call a fearful crime!"~ ~"Monsieur"~ ~"
12 IX  |    sent word that he would call on Mme la~Duchesse," reported
13 IX  |    I was just going out to call~when you came in to speak
14 X   |  voice of a great longing,~call forth a wholly new creature?