Chapter

 1 I     |       dinner given in honor of I know not whose wedding, at~the
 2 I     |        which we had no hope, you know why----"~ ~This was an allusion
 3 II    |       very cheap terms, you must know that Amedee de Soulas had
 4 IV    |       manage her,~monseigneur. I know her! She has more than one
 5 IV    |       Here is a man who does not know his Besancon. Who~the devil
 6 VI    |        like Albert~Savaron, they know it not.~ ~
 7 VII   |          on~Besancon? Oh, I must know everything! But how?"~ ~
 8 VII   |      your parents, and think you know~more than they do of life
 9 VII   |         may not be damp."~ ~"You know the very least things that
10 VIII  |        before~you leave you will know in which house I take a
11 IX    |        learning all he wanted to know about the~lady, thanks to
12 X     |            said he gravely. "But know this: if you are in earnest
13 XI    |         can love in~Italy, but I know my duty. No intoxication
14 XI    |       memories? If you could but~know with what hues you have
15 XI    |      superb lake--"~ ~"I want to know," said she, with the Italian
16 XI    |    strong element of fidelity to know that she is all in all on
17 XII   |          played many a part, and know well~how to make up. Ah!
18 XIII  |         she added. "If you could know with what~generosity he
19 XIII  |       the world. I love you; you know it; but this is how I will
20 XIII  |       Geneva.~ ~"Not so far as I know," replied the man. "Prince
21 XIII  |   increased Rodolphe's~desire to know whether he would be ignored
22 XIV   |         like her, have~wanted to know her rival's name--for she
23 XIV   |        aggravated her anxiety to know whether she might not~be
24 XV    |         confidence?"~ ~"I do not know, mademoiselle."~ ~"Do not
25 XV    |  Duchesse d'Argaiolo."~ ~"Do you know her, papa?"~ ~"I have heard
26 XV    |     which you alone in the world know the secret, and that under~
27 XV    |      dropping the~letter.~ ~"You know how conscientiously I studied,
28 XV    |         of~the moment. I did not know which way to turn, and I
29 XVI   |      under a~manager who did not know much about it, a man of
30 XVI   |          Abbe's part). 'You must know that I am a great loser
31 XVII  |        to cease~from living. You know that power and fame, the
32 XVII  |         friend, why should I not know what he says to~/her/? If
33 XVII  |         de Savarus, Ambassador I know not where, may surely marry~
34 XVIII |          No! you women can never know to what a degree a true~
35 XVIII |         of~indifference to me to know what you wear? If your lofty
36 XVIII |       letter. Tell Jerome that I know all I wish to know,~and
37 XVIII |        that I know all I wish to know,~and that he is to serve
38 XIX   |       for /him/.~ ~"She does not know how to love," thought she. "
39 XX    |     stake.~That Savaron does not know what he did for the Chapter!
40 XX    |          at the interview, for I~know a way of persuading him
41 XX    |          in the face~of a town I know so well, to take any step
42 XX    |       Baroness, "that you should know what our~intentions are.
43 XXI   |          the heart.~ ~"By whom I know not at all," the priest
44 XXI   |        Hotel de Rupt; you do not know the advantage you~would
45 XXII  |           My life! Will you ever know what I have gone~through?
46 XXII  |    vulgarly ambitious."~ ~"Oh! I know," replied the Abbe. "You
47 XXII  |         in charge of a~parish. I know life.--I have refused three
48 XXIV  |     alone on his~bench, does not know which way to turn; if he
49 XXIV  |          de Grancey, who did not know what to~think, went to the
50 XXV   |      from Albert!"~ ~"How do you know that it was his writing,
51 XXV   |       asked Rosalie.~ ~"I do not know," said Mariette. "Just as
52 XXVI  |        last months."~ ~"I do not know what ails her," said the
53 XXVI  |              When fathers do not know what ails their daughters,
54 XXVI  |       said his wife.~ ~"I do not know," said he.~ ~"We will marry
55 XXVII | miraculously, we say!~But do you know wherein the miracle lies?
56 XXVII |         said Rosalie.~ ~"Well, I know her," Monsieur de Grancey
57 XXVII |          to the only man who can know anything of Albert's~fate,
58 XXVII |    Chartreuse near Grenoble. You know, better~than I who have
59 XXVII |    utmost efforts and~himself. I know his noble soul well enough
60 XXVII |       woman, who must have had I know not what in her heart. For
61 XXVIII|     offer, the General wanted to~know that my vocation was sincere;
62 XXVIII|          Chavoncourt. "Really~to know a bigot it is unfortunately