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 1 I   |          intelligently; he never asked as much for his little~stages,
 2 I   |     Shall I harness up, master?" asked Pierrotin's hostler, when
 3 I   |         Have you really got it?" asked the man, laughing, and showing
 4 I   |        live at Presles at last?" asked~Pierrotin; "for you know
 5 II  |      make his~escape; in 1804 he asked for his pardon, obtained
 6 II  |          imperial court), Moreau asked~the count to give him the
 7 II  |   despatched to Paris.~There she asked with such earnestness to
 8 III |          injuring her boy if she asked Pierrotin for a care which
 9 III |         matter with you, Oscar?" asked the poor hurt woman. "I~
10 III |              What's the matter?" asked Madame Clapart.~ ~Oscar
11 III |       children when travelling?" asked one young man~of the other.~ ~"
12 III |       Where is your Pere Leger?" asked Georges.~ ~"Over the way,
13 III |          are called Pere Leger?" asked Georges, very seriously,
14 III |         waiting for, Pierrotin?" asked Pere Leger.~ ~Whereupon
15 IV  |        you served as a soldier?" asked the fat farmer. "How old~
16 IV  |               How much is that?" asked Oscar, who was listening
17 IV  |         How did you find Egypt?" asked the count.~ ~"Egypt? Oh!
18 IV  |          pacha with MANY tails?" asked Mistigris.~ ~"How is it
19 IV  |           Did you fling any in?" asked the farmer.~ ~"I, a Frenchman!
20 IV  |       they do that in the East?" asked the count, in a joking way.~ ~"
21 IV  |         do with your treasures?" asked farmer Leger.~ ~"Ha! that'
22 IV  |              What was his name?" asked Monsieur de Serizy; and
23 IV  |            How about the taxes?" asked the farmer.~ ~"Oh! the taxes
24 IV  |         as an artist.~ ~"I never asked for any of my orders," said
25 IV  |     lesson."~ ~"Can it be told?" asked Georges. "I know Dalmatia
26 IV  |          count.~ ~"Is that all?" asked Oscar.~ ~"Of course he can'
27 IV  |          farms in that country?" asked Pere Leger. "What~do they
28 V   |  breakfast.~ ~"Do you smoke?" he asked of Oscar.~ ~"Sometimes,"
29 V   |        Monsieur Royer-~Collard?" asked Schinner.~ ~"My tutor is
30 V   |      know the Abbe Frayssinous?" asked the count.~ ~"He is under
31 V   |        your way to your estate?" asked Georges.~ ~"No, monsieur;
32 V   |        you often see the count," asked Monsieur de Serizy.~ ~"Often,"
33 V   |       his Majesty to touch him?" asked Georges.~ ~"The count has
34 V   |          that young fool going?" asked the count, drawing Pierrotin~
35 V   |       Husson of what, of where?" asked Mistigris.~ ~"It is a great
36 VI  |       caleche, some stranger had asked, "Who is she?" Madame Moreau~
37 VI  |         for dinner. The pair had asked questions~of their guide,
38 VI  |         Monsieur Schinner~always asked me, when he had finished
39 VI  |       propose to 'croquer' you?" asked Bridau. "Painters are~eager
40 VI  |          the chateau."~ ~"Has he asked for me?" said the steward'
41 VI  |       the gamekeeper's lodge and asked for his horse,~the keeper'
42 VI  |        said Georges.~ ~"How so?" asked the steward.~ ~"Ah! that'
43 VI  |         Why have you come here?" asked the steward.~ ~"I have brought
44 VI  |         You might each time have asked me for what you took,~and
45 VII |      child.~ ~"Did you win any?" asked his wife. "Oscar stood second
46 VII |          promised all his mother asked him to promise, and~then,
47 VIII|           How is he getting on?" asked the land-agent of Godeschal
48 VIII|         face, presented himself, asked for Monsieur Desroches,
49 IX  |        affair."~ ~"What was it?" asked Godeschal.~ ~"Oh, nothing!"
50 IX  |          What's all this about?" asked Desroches, coming out from
51 IX  |       life."~ ~"Was he? How so?" asked Godeschal.~ ~The too devoted
52 IX  |         explanation for which he~asked; "it was Monsieur de Serizy
53 X   |        last.~ ~"Well, what?" she asked.~ ~The eyes of the danseuse
54 X   |       But how did he come here?" asked Cardot.~ ~"Don't you see
55 X   |       What do you mean by that?" asked Desroches.~ ~Godeschal then
56 X   |         as a~minor. I have never asked anything of you. Thanks
57 XI  | Pierrotin a place in the coupe?" asked Georges,~ironically replying
58 XI  |          the honor of speaking?" asked old Leger, curtly.~ ~"What!
59 XI  |       his wife come to see him?" asked Leger.~ ~"Once a month,"
60 XI  |          Laginski."~ ~"To whom," asked Madame Clapart, "will Monsieur
61 XI  |              Whom do you marry?" asked Oscar, after accepting the
62 XI  |      Whom did Pere Leger marry?" asked Georges.~ ~"My daughter,"
63 XI  |          gentlemen."~ ~"How so?" asked Monsieur Leger.~ ~"In this
64 XI  |         thirty thousand a year?" asked Oscar.~ ~"As you lost your
65 XI  |             What are you, then?" asked Colonel Husson.~ ~"The proprietor,"