Chapter

 1 I    |      in vain; then suddenly he saw the same man, but not so
 2 II   |   retreated, then stopped, and saw that it was his own image
 3 II   |       of his toilette. When he saw his reflection in the glass,
 4 II   |  reaching the second floor, he saw another mirror, and once
 5 II   |         in which he fancied he saw a mingled expression of
 6 II   |        in the large mirror, he saw a gentleman hurrying on,
 7 III  |    reverted to his parents. He saw their tiny home on the heights
 8 IV   |    When he secured a paper and saw his name at the end of a
 9 IV   |       never had a sou. When he saw certain of his associates
10 V    | readjusting his cravat when he saw in the mirror the young
11 V    |     favorable moment. When she saw that she was observed by
12 VI   |       replied with a smile: “I saw Mme. de Marelle last week
13 VI   |   along Rue de Londres when he saw before him a form which
14 VI   |      his father and mother. He saw them seated at their homely
15 VI   |  fancied them children, and he saw women. They shook hands
16 VI   |        his pictures; but Duroy saw nothing—heard without comprehending.
17 VII  |       the columns and at first saw nothing. He was beginning
18 VII  |        turned to his couch and saw himself stretched lifeless
19 VII  |       At the end of a glade he saw a carriage standing and
20 VII  |   advancing toward them. Duroy saw them greet one another ceremoniously,
21 VII  |      Duroy heard nothing more, saw nothing more; he only knew
22 VII  |      upon the trigger. Soon he saw a little smoke before him;
23 VIII |     the first floor, and Duroy saw a form near a window, seated
24 VIII |        by his servant. When he saw the closed landau, he wanted
25 VIII |      my God!” His staring eyes saw something invisible to the
26 IX   |      She paused. He fancied he saw in her smile, in her voice,
27 IX   |       low, seductive voice. He saw two tears gather in Mme.
28 IX   |       to flow. She rose. Duroy saw that she was going to leave
29 IX   |   continued:~“The first time I saw you (you remember, at that
30 IX   |    whipped up his horse, Duroy saw an old couple not a hundred
31 X    |       the salon being ajar, he saw Madeleine arranging in a
32 XII  |     conquered the first time I saw you. Will you permit me
33 XII  |       the sound of a voice. He saw no one; whence came it?
34 XII  |        to examine into it, and saw in a chapel near by, the
35 XII  |      Mme. Walter rose, turned, saw him and came toward him.
36 XII  |   Francaise.” As he entered he saw by the clerks’ busy air
37 XIII |      bonbons.”~He smiled as he saw her take the seat a short
38 XIII |        second button; then she saw a third; and turning pale
39 XIV  |        on the first floor they saw their reflections in the
40 XV   |         du Roy.”~He turned and saw his wife passing upon the
41 XV   |    other’s eyes. He fancied he saw some people whisper, as
42 XV   |    become wealthy no doubt. He saw in him a possible suitor.
43 XV   |    crossed the conservatory he saw his wife seated near Laroche-Mathieu,
44 XV   |       he reached the alley, he saw Mme. Walter in front of
45 XV   |    opened it indifferently and saw the cross of the Legion
46 XVI  |     leaned over its edge, they saw their reflections in the
47 XVI  |        waiting ten minutes, he saw Madeleine come out and go
48 XVII |     sent to a convent. I never saw her like that, never. Papa,
49 XVII |       what may come about. You saw how he downed Laroche-Mathieu
50 XVII |        she raised her eyes and saw the resemblance to Bel-Ami,
51 XVIII|        somewhat ashamed, as he saw the form lying before him.
52 XVIII|        very kind.”~Suddenly he saw Mme. de Marelle, and the
53 XVIII|       step, his head erect. He saw no one. He only thought
54 XVIII|       reached the threshold he saw a crowd gathered outside,
55 XVIII|      him. Raising his eyes, he saw beyond the Place de la Concorde,