Chapter

 1 I    |       fare would be paid. Shall I speak to the manager?”~“If you
 2 II   |           agriculture. They would speak Arabic, but they would not
 3 IV   |            Come in, M. Duroy, and speak to the manager yourself;
 4 V    |         at all.”~His wife did not speak. The various courses were
 5 V    |          She sobbed and could not speak. He was forced to place
 6 V    |       think every minute she will speak to us. Have you seen her?”~
 7 VI   |             she hesitated. “May I speak freely?”~“Yes.”~“Call upon
 8 VI   |         first the two men did not speak. Then Duroy, in order to
 9 VI   |          whom it is impossible to speak of anything that is familiar
10 VIII |            Seeing that he did not speak, his wife approached the
11 VIII | administer the sacrament. We will speak of that when you are better.
12 VIII |   cemetery—me—my God!” He did not speak again. He lay there motionless
13 VIII |         was no more. They did not speak, Georges’s eyes seemed attracted
14 VIII |       Certainly it was no time to speak to her on such a subject;
15 VIII |          me now. I do not wish to speak any more on the subject
16 VIII |        followed her. They did not speak but continued their watch.
17 IX   |          she said: “Do not let us speak of that yet.”~Divining that
18 IX   |           she gasped, but did not speak.~He continued: “You cannot
19 IX   |        them.~Mother Duroy did not speak, but sat at the board, grim
20 IX   |          heart.~Madeleine did not speak nor did she eat; she was
21 XII  |     fingers: “I am mad to let you speak to me thus—mad to have come
22 XII  |     results. Forget it, and never speak to me of it again.” She
23 XII  |        with the evident desire to speak to him. When he was near
24 XIII |        are to me; how harshly you speak! What have I done to you?
25 XIII |           now this is the way you speak to me, receive me! My God,
26 XIII |        rely upon him; he will not speak of it; he can be depended
27 XIV  |      their way home. They did not speak; they were both preoccupied.
28 XV   |             His companion did not speak. He looked at her and thought
29 XV   |          with you. Listen: I must speak to you this evening—or—or—
30 XV   |         the way home they did not speak. But when they had entered
31 XV   |      salon, saying: “I will never speak of anything to you again,
32 XV   |        well. It is unnecessary to speak of it again. You see I came
33 XVII |           I will not allow you to speak to me thus. You forget that
34 XVIII|         now you do not want me to speak of it. You deceive everyone;
35 XVIII|  shoulders and shook her. “Do not speak of that; I forbid you.”~“
36 XVIII|          Walter and Du Roy do not speak?”~“Yes. She did not wish
37 XVIII|          vilest man I know; never speak to me again, for I will