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 1 I   |           him; but he~nevertheless replied with one of those royal
 2 I   |       Emilie de Fontaine, the King replied~in his thin sharp tones, "
 3 III |                   My good father," replied Emilie, assuming her most
 4 IV  |         dealers."~ ~"But, Emilie," replied the Baron de Villaine, the
 5 IV  |               I know what I want," replied the young lady.~ ~"My sister
 6 IV  |            t marry you, old fool!" replied the young girl, whose~last
 7 V   |          of that, my good fellow!" replied the sailor harshly,~in a
 8 V   |          you have looked for him," replied the~admiral with a laugh.~ ~
 9 V   |         Longueville.~ ~"Nor am I," replied the young man, promptly
10 VI  |           And I think, madame," he replied, "that I may regard it as
11 VI  |            to prevent it, madame," replied the young man.~ ~Every eye
12 VII |          busy with their secrets," replied Maximilien~archly.~ ~"Why
13 VII | Mademoiselle," Longueville gravely replied, and his face assumed a~
14 VII |       titles to offer my wife," he replied, in a half-sportive,~half-serious
15 VII |          Yes, my dear father," she replied, "and I am happier than
16 VII |            is no concern of mine,"~replied Mademoiselle de Fontaine,
17 VIII|               Only my brother," he replied.~ ~Emilie could not help
18 VIII|         anxious glance.~ ~"No," he replied. "There are wounds which
19 VIII|            smiled.~ ~"I shall go," replied Maximilien, gravely.~ ~"