Chapter

 1 I   |        at that pace?" the parent~asked of his astonished son.~ ~
 2 I   |          and the goodwill. David~asked himself whether or not this
 3 I   |       been putting money by?" he asked himself. "Or is he~scheming
 4 I   |         his men's wages. When he asked his father, as a partner,
 5 I   |          with your 'polls?' " he asked, returning to the~charge.
 6 I   |        had I not to live?" David asked indignantly, "and books
 7 I   |       his son's~silence.~ ~David asked what the treasure might
 8 I   |      Atheism, and what not. How, asked they,~could any one employ
 9 I   |          license!"~ ~Old Sechard asked the Cointets sixty thousand
10 I   |          as a matter of form) he asked for~rent. The old foreman,
11 I   |        aristocrats may have been asked to hear me~read my verses
12 III |          have obtained if he had asked for it.~ ~So the adroit
13 III |       inspired those lines?" she asked.~ ~The doubt suggested by
14 III |   happiness as this enough?" she asked hypocritically; and~poor
15 III | extraordinary in that, my dear?" asked Mme. de Bargeton~with her
16 III |   society, he gave a dinner, and asked~all the authorities to meet
17 III |        What have you there?" she asked, when she had set a dish
18 IV  |          is the reason of that?" asked Lucien politely.~ ~"I don'
19 IV  |         temple.~ ~"I should have asked you whether I had succeeded,"
20 V   |       the Emperor's barons?" she~asked, smiling.~ ~Lucien had essayed
21 V   |        Cante-Croix, madame?"~she asked in a low but quite audible
22 V   |            Do you work quickly?" asked Lolotte, much in the way
23 V   |          way that she would~have asked a joiner "if it took long
24 V   |         going to create for us?" asked Chatelet.~ ~"If I were to
25 V   |         and his poetry?" Jacques asked of the~Marquise. Jacques
26 V   |         What is the matter?" she asked, her voice expressing for
27 V   |          I~happier than you?" he asked, with a touch of sadness. "
28 V   |  mischievous, doubtful eyes that asked an~explanation.~ ~"Dear
29 VI  |          brother and sister, and asked~Mme. Chardon's consent to
30 VI  |          despair that he~had not asked for Mlle. Chardon earlier.~ ~
31 VI  |      Louise made him a sign, and~asked him to stay to dinner and
32 VI  |        you~yourself think?" they asked, each of his neighbor. These
33 VII |          Who came just now?" she asked the servants.~ ~"M. de Chandour
34 VII |        night, and diplomatically asked Nais~for a little talk in
35 VII |         seen nothing. If you are asked to give the name~of the
36 VII |      Have you pistols?" Chatelet asked in a whisper of Stanislas,
37 VII |    capable of acting like this?"~asked M. de Saintot.~ ~"But he
38 VIII|          everything ready here?" asked Mme. Chardon.~ ~"Come and
39 VIII|     ambitious plans; and when he asked the reason of their trouble,
40 VIII|          be enough~for you?" she asked, suddenly interrupting herself. "
41 VIII|          him to that effect, and asked him to keep the parcel~until