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 1 I   |   worthy man, Monsieur Moreau," remarked Pierrotin, thinking of~the
 2 III |         Instead of that, Amaury remarked to Georges, giving a tap
 3 III |         Oscar gave a sigh as he remarked the jaunty manner in which
 4 III |     have a quarter of an hour," remarked Mistigris,~with the innate
 5 III |         engage all the~places," remarked Georges.~ ~Certain now of
 6 IV  |              Ex Oriente flux,'" remarked Mistigris's master, interrupting
 7 IV  |             So I've been told," remarked Pere Leger with an incredulous
 8 IV  |      eight hundred now to get," remarked the count,~who considered
 9 IV  |         Romances alter cases,'" remarked Mistigris.~ ~ ~
10 V   |    called a "little young man," remarked, as the~other two were lighting
11 V   |        very aristocratic term," remarked the count.~ ~"Kings have
12 V   |     That's what speech is for," remarked Mistigris, by way of conclusion.~ ~
13 V   |      else to take their minds," remarked~Georges.~ ~"Be so good as
14 VI  | Mistigris, faithful to himself, remarked in a low tone,~"'Veni, vidi,
15 VI  |     Knows him like his double," remarked Mistigris.~ ~"Monsieur Grindot
16 VI  |      nothing on his conscience,~remarked, in a sufficiently loud
17 VIII| delicate dishes, among which we~remarked (in spite of the tipsiness
18 IX  |      notary, but (as his cousin remarked to the clerks of~Desroches)
19 IX  |         you to-morrow morning," remarked Fanny Beaupre.~ ~"The devil
20 XI  |      had a taste for millions," remarked Georges. "He began his~pile
21 XI  |         some brilliant action," remarked Oscar,~with a sarcasm not