Chapter

 1 II  | whom I must present to you, Monsieur le Vicomte de Lamare.” The
 2 II  |     Bring him in to see us, Monsieur l’Abbé, it will be a distraction
 3 IV  | accept the correction. “No, monsieur le curé, I know what I am
 4 V   | Good-day, madame; good-day, monsieur; I hope you are well.”~She
 5 V   | like a child skipping, yes, monsieur, and he fell back full on
 6 VII |  local custom. So, you see, monsieur, your maid did as all the
 7 VII |    peacemaker, said: “Come, monsieur le baron, between ourselves,
 8 VIII|     he said: “Your servant, Monsieur le Baron, madame and the
 9 IX  |    Do not put yourself out, monsieur; she is dead. I know all
10 X   | rising: “I want to confess, Monsieur l’Abbé.”~He looked at her
11 X   |  empty church.~“Or else, no—Monsieur le Curé—I might—I might—
12 X   |    her eyes exclaimed: “Oh, Monsieur le Curé, what are you saying?
13 X   |       I am grateful to you, Monsieur le Curé.”~A week passed.
14 X   |  What do you wish me to do, Monsieur l’Abbé?”~“Anything, rather
15 X   |    Why, he would kill them, Monsieur l’Abbé! And I should be