Chapter

 1 Int |          astonished at his silence, asked him about his plans he answered
 2 I   |             touching manner.~Jeanne asked her father, “Is it beautiful
 3 IV  |            le Vicomte de Lamare has asked us for your hand in marriage.”~
 4 IV  |            dew. He was worried, and asked tenderly:~“Are not your
 5 IV  |            replied:~“It was when he asked you—are not your—your—dear
 6 IV  |             at his wife, smiled and asked: “Did you sleep well, darling?”~
 7 V   |             collecting the baggage, asked his wife in a low tone: “
 8 V   |            a week he had constantly asked the same question, which
 9 V   |       witness of this crime. Jeanne asked:~“And what became of the
10 VI  |             fatigued, sat down.~She asked herself what she was now
11 VI  |           voices of the men, Jeanne asked herself, as she tried to
12 VI  |             was in her room, Jeanne asked herself how she could feel
13 VI  |            Julien, pale with anger, asked: “What makes you laugh like
14 VII |          her a kind of moan, Jeanne asked, without turning her head: “
15 VII |            what is the matter?” she asked.~The girl did not reply,
16 VII |          again before the fire, and asked: “How is she?”~Julien, preoccupied
17 VII |            what course to take, and asked: “What do you propose?”~“
18 VII |             What proof had they? he asked. Was not Jeanne delirious?
19 VII |      matters. The third morning she asked to see Rosalie. The baron
20 VII |         overflowing with questions, asked, speaking precipitately:~“
21 VII |              what’s the matter?” he asked in a trembling but quiet
22 VIII|         after some idle remarks, he asked the baroness and her husband
23 VIII|          nothing to them, the baron asked, “What do you want?”~Then,
24 IX  |           the dining-room the count asked if he might let his dogs
25 IX  |           appeared interested as he asked: “Are not father and little
26 IX  |           with drawn, anxious face, asked: “What happened? How did
27 IX  |           in his ordinary tone then asked: “Are you not going to eat
28 IX  |           back. He had dined and he asked her again: “Won’t you take
29 IX  |           radiant break of day, and asked herself if it were possible
30 IX  |           seeing so many people. He asked his wife some question in
31 X   |             to him. And when Jeanne asked him that evening how he
32 X   |            on spiritual matters, he asked her to give her aid in helping
33 XI  | insignificant causes.~She had never asked the details of Julien’s
34 XI  |          Brisevilles’, the comtesse asked her casually if Paul was
35 XI  |             word to her father, she asked Aunt Lison to take the boy
36 XI  |           he need to know so much?” asked his mother. “We will make
37 XI  |         required as soon as the boy asked for it.~They then took a
38 XI  |              read it over again and asked: “What does it mean?”~He
39 XI  |           the idea of a separation, asked herself what they could
40 XI  |         turned perfectly white. She asked in her innocence why fate
41 XI  |             to bed!”~“Who are you?” asked Jeanne.~But the woman, opening
42 XIII|            in the house the servant asked to have the money handed
43 XIII|           weaken and grant all they asked.~And grief at Paul’s persistent
44 XIV |              and each time the maid asked her a question or wanted