Chapter

 1 I   |        money from the Arabs. A smile hovered about his lips at
 2 I   |       and said to Duroy with a smile: “You are lucky, my dear
 3 I   |     stop and ask with a coarse smile: “What have you to offer,
 4 II  |        a remark which evoked a smile upon his lips. Duroy sought
 5 II  |       turned toward him with a smile: “It is a fancy of mine
 6 II  |    offered him a cup, with the smile that was always upon her
 7 II  |         de Marelle said with a smile: “Reply.”~“I will allow
 8 II  |    some time with a complacent smile; then taking leave of his
 9 III |      delighted and said with a smile: “Very good. You are a man
10 V   |   replied: “Certainly,” with a smile more expressive than words.
11 V   |      whose impassive, gracious smile attracted yet held at a
12 V   |     her; then she added with a smile: “Ah, you prefer Mme. de
13 V   |       by it. Duroy said with a smile: “How many would abandon
14 V   |   modesty in her voice, in her smile, all seemed to extenuate
15 V   |        He looked at her with a smile, without uttering a word,
16 V   |   woman replied: “Yes,” with a smile and disappeared.~After he
17 VI  |      name?”~She replied with a smile: “I saw Mme. de Marelle
18 VI  |  greeted Duroy with a charming smile, and he shook hands with
19 VI  |   Duroy, looking at her with a smile, asked Mme. de Marelle in
20 VI  |  paused, and Duroy said with a smile:~“You are gloomy to-night,
21 VIII|       obliged.”~Duroy forced a smile. “To see you die? That would
22 IX  |      hands to him with a sweet smile, and they gazed into each
23 IX  |       He fancied he saw in her smile, in her voice, in her words,
24 X   |       She turned to him with a smile and said: “Ah, how thoughtful
25 XI  |       Roy could not suppress a smile: “How opportunely that always
26 XI  |     uttered those words with a smile upon his lips and a serious
27 XII |        for a lady.” And with a smile upon his lips, he walked
28 XII |      first he did not reply; a smile lurked beneath his mustache;
29 XIII|      stood near him awaiting a smile, a word of encouragement,
30 XIV |        said, with a triumphant smile:~“The millionaires are passing
31 XV  |       veil, said to him with a smile: “I have a surprise for
32 XV  |    singular; Madeleine, with a smile, remarked that Jesus looked
33 XVI |      bright!”~She asked with a smile: “What have you against
34 XVI |  Madeleine smoked on calmly, a smile hovering about her lips.
35 XVI | addressed him with an insolent smile: “Why should you go, we