Chapter

 1 I    |      the Abbe de Grancey.~ ~"Oh yes, Savaron," said a handsome
 2 VII  |      swoop down on~Besancon? Oh, I must know everything!
 3 X    |   the terrible dumb girl.~ ~"Oh, Gina!" exclaimed the Italian.~ ~"
 4 X    |      possibly die of it."~ ~"Oh! Frenchman, Frenchman!"
 5 XI   | which exile has brought you. Oh, if you would make me~happy
 6 XI   | being thoroughly understood--Oh!" she went on with a girlish~
 7 XI   |   her hand on Rodolphe's.~ ~"Oh dearest! for ever dearest!--
 8 XII  |    there will be an amnesty. Oh! /la cara patria/!"~ ~These
 9 XIV  | royal family of France--"~ ~"Oh! of a bastard branch, and
10 XV   |   said Mariette in alarm.~ ~"Oh! merely to read them, and
11 XV   |    to Albert's~lady-love.~ ~"Oh!" said she to herself, her
12 XV   |      person lost in prayer; "oh! how can I get my father
13 XV   |      for them, without them. Oh! why was I but~three-and-thirty,
14 XV   |    but never giving them up. Oh,~what frantic letters I
15 XVI  |   two-and-twenty again. But, oh, my dear~Leopold, how the
16 XVI  |    vision of my own future?--Oh! to spread my~wings and
17 XVII |                        XVII~"Oh! my dear Leopold, no gambler
18 XVII |      it not a proof of love? Oh,~Albert! am I not your wife?"~ ~
19 XVII |      by incessant~struggles. Oh, my Life! with what gladness
20 XVIII|       as sweet as your~soul! Oh! flower of heaven, perpetually
21 XVIII|     returned to the Chamber--oh! you must come to Paris
22 XX   |     what?" asked Rosalie.~ ~"Oh, nothing!" exclaimed the
23 XX   |  reproach you by a word!"~ ~"Oh, if that is the way you
24 XXI  |  good folks of~Besancon."~ ~"Oh, I was prepared for it,"
25 XXII |      warned her. Is she~ill? Oh, my love! My life! Will
26 XXII |      vulgarly ambitious."~ ~"Oh! I know," replied the Abbe. "
27 XXVI |     Monsieur de~Soulas--"~ ~"Oh! the /never/ of a girl of
28 XXVI |      and ran off screaming, "Oh! father!"--The~Baron had
29 XXVII|      no news~of himself?"~ ~"Oh! if I marry him, he will