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 1 III |  admit that Madame Clapart spoke too loudly, and seemed to
 2 III |   came up to Pierrotin and spoke to him~confidentially, on
 3 IV  | resisted. As my sweet love spoke~only Greek, and I Venetian,
 4 IV  |        So those Dalmatians spoke our language, did they?"
 5 VI  |    to the common people. I spoke of~your feelings before
 6 VI  | from heart to heart that I spoke of you to Madame Clapart.
 7 VI  |       What then?"~ ~"Oscar spoke ill of the countess, and
 8 VII |   in Pierrotin's~coach, he spoke of Madame de Serizy's behavior
 9 VIII| here's the pupil of whom I spoke to you. Monsieur~Moreau
10 IX  |    his clients, to stick a~spoke in our wheel. Count Felix