Chapter

 1 I    | Forestier asked: “Where are you going?”~Duroy replied: “Nowhere
 2 I    |        entering by one door and going out by another before he
 3 I    |         remain any longer? I am going; I have had enough.”~Georges
 4 II   |      she said bluntly, “you are going to try journalism?” That
 5 III  |       door, he found his friend going out.~“You here—at this hour!
 6 III  |         she said; “what are you going to say?”~He looked at her
 7 IV   |          Do you think that I am going to interview that Chinese
 8 VI   |        his arm, she said: “I am going to begin my offices at once.
 9 VI   |         the house to which I am going, he would be surprised.
10 VI   |       Varenne, who was likewise going away. The old poet took
11 VII  |      mother:”~“At daybreak I am going to fight a duel, and as
12 VIII |       Madeleine, because we are going to take a drive.”~When Mme.
13 VIII |       for to-morrow. We are now going to Gulf Juan to buy pottery
14 VIII |         He persisted: “No, I am going to be better, I know it.”~
15 VIII |       to Mme. Forestier. “He is going to die. The doctor advises
16 VIII |      actions - my coming and my going; I can tolerate neither
17 IX   |     sadly but resolutely: “I am going to be married.”~She sighed
18 IX   |          Duroy saw that she was going to leave him without a word
19 IX   |     provoking archness: “Are we going to Rouen to talk of him?”~
20 IX   |      his parents that they were going to return home, they guessed
21 XI   |        many society ladies were going to assist. She said: “It
22 XI   |        he asked Madeleine: “Are going to the fencing-match at
23 XII  |     something of importance was going on, and he hastened to the
24 XIII |           He muttered: “Are you going to begin that again?”~She
25 XIII | listened attentively.~“They are going to take possession of Morocco!”~“
26 XIII |  seventy thousand francs he was going to make, and bluntly interrupting
27 XIII |        Listen, my darling; I am going to intrust you with a message
28 XIII |    wiping her eyes, said: “I am going to him—do not worry about
29 XV   |    Madeleine chided him for not going, he replied: “Leave me in
30 XV   |      are! Now, Bel-Ami, you are going to be left alone, for I
31 XVI  |        When I hear that you are going to be married, I feel murder
32 XVI  |       the Walters’ Friday? I am going.”~She hesitated: “No, I
33 XVI  |       make several calls before going to M. Walter’s. At about
34 XVII |  Forestier.~As the Walters were going to Trouville on the fifteenth
35 XVII |       by four horses. They were going to lunch at Saint-Germain.
36 XVIII|        latter said:~“So you are going to marry Suzanne Walter?”~
37 XVIII|   answered angrily: “So you are going to marry Suzanne Walter?
38 XVIII|  obtained a divorce, and am now going to marry another. What is