Chapter

 1 V    |     him from head to foot, she cried: “How you have changed!
 2 V    |   Marelle had entered, and she cried: “You may come in, my darling.”~
 3 V    |     him approvingly. Forestier cried with a sceptical laugh: “
 4 V    |    love you.’” Mme. de Marelle cried gaily as she drank a glass
 5 V    |      started up his horse, she cried:” Adieu, Bel-Ami!” and the
 6 V    |  screamed. A man’s angry voice cried: “What is the brat howling
 7 V    |        She laughed angrily and cried:~“Are you dumb, too? Perhaps
 8 V    |         With flaming eyes, she cried: “Ah, is that so! Because
 9 V    |  Rachel, seeing him disappear, cried: “Stop her! she has stolen
10 V    |       of a betrayed woman, she cried disconnectedly: “Ah, you
11 V    |   cabman’s sleeve. “Stop!” she cried, and opening the door, she
12 VII  |      by Boisrenard. The former cried on perceiving Duroy: “All
13 VII  |      you ready, sirs?”~Georges cried: “Yes.”~The same voice commanded: “
14 VII  |        you to.”~Indignantly he cried: “Never, I promise you!”~“
15 VIII |    servant opened the door and cried: “Oh, sir, Madame is awaiting
16 VIII |        took his seat; a porter cried: “Marseilles, Lyons, Paris!
17 IX   |       study them. Suddenly she cried: “Now I have it,” and held
18 IX   |        her husband’s shoulder, cried: “Oh, how beautiful! I did
19 IX   |      the “city folks.”~Georges cried with a laugh: “Good day,
20 IX   |       recognizing Georges, she cried: “Oh Lord, is it you?”~He
21 IX   |      At that moment his father cried, knocking on the partition
22 IX   |       the Seine?”~Joyfully she cried: “Yes.”~They descended the
23 XI   |    convulsively. Then he rose, cried:~“Adieu, adieu!” and fled.~
24 XII  |        clasping her hands, she cried: “Save me, save me!”~He
25 XIII |    fifty or sixty millions.~He cried: “Are you sure of that?”~
26 XV   |      never meet any more.”~She cried frankly: “Oh, oh, I shall
27 XV   | Suzanne met them at a door and cried: “Oh, here you are! Now,
28 XV   |    Walter in front of him; she cried: “Ah, here you are! Do you
29 XV   |      offering him her lips she cried in her despair: “One more
30 XV   |        the same time!”~Suzanne cried: “Why, He looks like you,
31 XVI  |     head out of the window and cried: “Go on!”~The cab proceeded
32 XVI  |      arrest you.”~Then the man cried: “Do not touch me. I am
33 XVII |      read occurred to her, and cried:~“Oh, what bliss! When will
34 XVII |  prepared. She turned pale and cried: ‘Never!’ I wept, I protested
35 XVII |       must marry her now!”~She cried wildly: “Marry her, never!
36 XVIII|        leave these rooms.”~She cried: “Leave here—you will make