Chapter

 1 I    |       they all cried.~ ~"Won!" replied the Vicar-General. "The
 2 I    |  guilelessly.~ ~"At Besancon," replied the Abbe de Grancey.~ ~"
 3 I    |       his windows from hence," replied the Vicar-General.~"Monsieur
 4 II   |      gloves, the tiger~Babylas replied to callers, "Monsieur is
 5 IV   |       to her Rosalie, that she replied one day to the Archbishop,
 6 IV   |        mother's incitement she replied merely~by such phrases as
 7 IV   |       and I?"~ ~"Well, mamma," replied the poor child one day, "
 8 IV   |  Frenchman, and no man's son," replied Amedee de Soulas. "If~he
 9 V    |            Certainly, madame," replied the Vicar-General.~ ~"Well,
10 VI   |       think twice about that," replied the Abbe.~ ~"I never could
11 VI   |             Do not be afraid!" replied Monsieur de Watteville,
12 VII  |          said an Abbe.~ ~"No," replied young Monsieur de Soulas, "
13 VIII |           Here or at Lucerne," replied Leopold, "the difference
14 IX   |    English," Monsieur Bergmann replied.~ ~"But she never was born
15 X    |       do not excite yourself," replied Francesca with some~impatience.~ ~"
16 XI   |    supplies our luxuries," she replied in~a grave voice.~ ~"And
17 XI   |         All Italian women do," replied Gina proudly. "Her father'
18 XI   |    asked.~ ~"Towards Lucerne," replied Francesca in French.~ ~"
19 XI   |   short/."~ ~"It is true," she replied with a smile. "I am wrong.
20 XII  |     quite a new acquaintance," replied Rodolphe, bewildered.~ ~"
21 XIII |     been yourself if you had," replied the old man~gravely.~ ~"
22 XIII |         Not so far as I know," replied the man. "Prince and Princess
23 XIII | sentiments in your~heart," she replied, with a bewitching smile. "
24 XIII |      Roman!" Francesca gravely replied one day when she took quite~
25 XIV  |      de Nueil, you would say," replied the daughter of the Colonnas.~"
26 XIV  |     the proprieties. The lover replied. Thus began,~never to cease,
27 XVII |        on a political career,'~replied I hypocritically, 'it would
28 XX   |     even desire you to do it," replied Rosalie, knowing as she~
29 XX   |         Mademoiselle Rosalie," replied the Abbe de Grancey. "You
30 XX   |       it as you seem to care,"~replied the Abbe. "Everything that
31 XXI  |        not at all," the priest replied. "But at the~Prefecture
32 XXII |    ambitious."~ ~"Oh! I know," replied the Abbe. "You wrote '/Ambition
33 XXIII|          Ask me no questions," replied the Abbe. "Monsieur de Chavoncourt,
34 XXVII|       much~attached, the clerk replied that no one knew but his