Chapter

 1 III  |          understand that.”~Duroy continued: “Yes, anyone is liable
 2 III  |        the courage to do so.~She continued: “If you only knew how comical,
 3 IV   |          I finish this work.” He continued writing.~At the other end
 4 V    |     clock, then he dined, and he continued to draw upon the twenty
 5 V    |     number of engagements. Duroy continued to accept money from Clotilde
 6 V    |       did not turn his head.~She continued: “Have you grown deaf since
 7 VI   |          just entered. M. Walter continued to exhibit and explain his
 8 VI   |        fearing some perfidy. She continued calmly: “What has become
 9 VI   |     shudder.”~Norbert de Varenne continued: “You do not understand
10 VII  |       did not reply.~The manager continued: “Go at once in search of
11 VII  | stammered: “Ah—thank you!”~Rival continued: “M. Langremont has accepted
12 VIII |      bowed his head again.~Duroy continued: “At home it is still wintry.
13 VIII |       paused a few moments, then continued: “Everything that I see
14 VIII |       hear his reply. The priest continued: “No, I shall not administer
15 VIII |        days?”~“Yes, at most.”~He continued; “Charles has no relatives
16 VIII |   expected to see it move. Duroy continued:~“It is a heavy blow for
17 VIII |           They did not speak but continued their watch. Toward midnight
18 IX   |         turned away her head and continued: “If you wish, we can be
19 IX   |    gasped, but did not speak.~He continued: “You cannot imagine how
20 IX   |       Marelle started; her tears continued to flow. She rose. Duroy
21 IX   |          kissed his sister’s. He continued:~“The first time I saw you (
22 X    |       Even at home the obsession continued; the entire house reminded
23 XI   |         a moment of silence, she continued: “We shall have some company
24 XI   |          a great effort, then he continued in a subdued voice: “See,
25 XI   |         no—it is impossible.”~He continued: “I cannot live without
26 XII  |  astonishment.~“Oh, my God!” she continued incoherently, “Should I
27 XII  |      into a statue of prayer. He continued: “Shall I meet you to-morrow
28 XII  |         stranger, the journalist continued: “It seems to me that you
29 XII  |           Not at all.”~M. Walter continued: “Very well, then I will
30 XIII |        her seat at his feet. She continued:~“As I think of you continually,
31 XIII |    replied: “Yes, I am sure.”~He continued: “That is indeed fine! As
32 XIII |        Why you—you are mad.”~She continued to unwind the hairs and
33 XIII |         and slipped into bed.~He continued: “Had he any relatives at
34 XIII |         tearful and unsteady.~He continued: “I forgot to tell you that
35 XIV  |          moments of silence, she continued: “Perhaps there is a will
36 XIV  |      suspected that.”~The notary continued: “I shall read you the document
37 XIV  |         his mustache.~The notary continued after a moment’s pause: “
38 XIV  |    Because,”—she hesitated, then continued: “Because you are my husband;
39 XIV  |      murmured: “As you wish.”~He continued: “Yes, it will be as clear
40 XV   |          It was Mme. Walter. She continued in a low voice: “How cruel
41 XVI  |       force the door.”~The voice continued: “What do you want?”~Du
42 XVI  |        the man did not reply, he continued: “I am the police commissioner
43 XVI  |      about her lips. The officer continued: “Sir, I have surprised
44 XVII |       love you too, Bel-Ami.”~He continued: “If I cannot have you for
45 XVIII|       bough of a tree. Still she continued; “You were her ruin, I know