Chapter

 1 I    |            much pleasure!”~This last wish was pure irony, for the
 2 I    |        wretch was no soldier. Do you wish for an immediate proof?
 3 I    |          have not done,” said he. “I wish for other particulars.”~“
 4 I    |         asked him what he wanted.~“I wish to know, General, what you
 5 II   |           prosecutor will be here. I wish to have a report ready for
 6 V    |            away his head; he did not wish them to read in his eyes
 7 VII  |            least. I am innocent; you wish to ruin me. I only defend
 8 IX   |            chest at home; and if you wish to send any one—”~“Your
 9 X    |            die quickly, if you don’t wish to suffer.’ So I tried to
10 X    |             I to understand that you wish to hear my history?”~“Yes.”~“
11 XII  |              for a culprit; I merely wish to arrive at the truth.
12 XII  |         great man in disguise? Ah! I wish I were! In that case, I
13 XIV  |                Madame,” he began, “I wish to speak to the proprietor
14 XV   |              we will go wherever you wish; I am at your orders.”~A
15 XV   | unintelligible voice: “Ah, I did not wish my little one to be a thief.”~
16 XVIII|              of things. “What do you wish to show me?” he asked. “
17 XVIII|            must know who he is, as I wish to make an example of him.
18 XIX  |            the adjoining passage.~“I wish to speak to the magistrate.”~“
19 XIX  |         interrupted M. Segmuller. “I wish to hear no more on the matter.
20 XIX  |             overruled, than with the wish to see it prevail.~“I think,
21 XIX  |          indispensable indeed, if we wish to be successful.”~“What
22 XX   |       showing his card. “Now, if you wish to avoid all sorts of disagreeable
23 XX   |              visitor. It was May. “I wish to speak to the landlady,”
24 XXI  |            accomplice was removed. I wish to question him a little.”~
25 XXIV |           then he continued: “Do you wish for further proofs, my boy?
26 XXIV |         averted his face. He did not wish Tabaret to see his eyes. “
27 XXV  |   contemporary history. If you don’t wish to remain all your life