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 1 I  |            It is unnecessary to speak of the rival. Pierrotin
 2 I  |   divided into two lobes, so to~speak: one, called the "interior,"
 3 II | Monsieur de Reybert to come and~speak to me."~ ~It will thus be
 4 III|       This foolishness--~or, to speak more specifically, this
 5 III|        voice, "be sure never to speak about~servants; keep thinking
 6 IV |     women of the harem couldn't speak a word of French, and that~
 7 V  |         and~whoever attempts to speak disparagingly of the countess
 8 VI |         the light~of a window. "Speak! what did you say to monseigneur
 9 VI |      doltish silence~whenever I speak to you? What did you do
10 XI |        mother, who was about to~speak.~ ~The officer wished to
11 XI |       very bad taste."~ ~"Don't speak so loud," said Monsieur