Chapter

 1 I    |        gallery?”~“If you like.”~Soon they were carried along
 2 I    |      mingled with the crowd.~He soon discovered the blonde and
 3 III  |    street, sent me.”~The lackey soon returned and ushered Duroy
 4 III  |   extended her hand to him.~“So soon?” said she. It was not a
 5 IV   |        many others. In short he soon became a remarkable reporter,
 6 V    |        drawing-room and Laurine soon entered; she offered him
 7 V    |         truly delightful.”~Very soon the door opened and Mesdames
 8 V    |         the Forestiers and were soon rolling along in a cab side
 9 V    |         the rustling of skirts. Soon there was a knock at his
10 V    |      places of amusement. Duroy soon began to tire of those expeditions,
11 VI   |    surprised. Sacristi, I shall soon give a dinner which has
12 VI   |   replied: “She will marry very soon again, I have no doubt.”~“
13 VI   |      Well, old fellow, we shall soon meet again.”~Mme. Forestier
14 VII  |   entered his dressing-room and soon reappeared, washed, shaven,
15 VII  |        it from the cupboard and soon emptied it. Now he felt
16 VII  |      strength upon the trigger. Soon he saw a little smoke before
17 VIII | impatiently: “You will see very soon.” And he bowed his head
18 VIII |    invalid muttered: “I? I will soon be writing under six feet
19 VIII |        heard to ring. A servant soon entered and placed a lamp
20 VIII |        her intentions. He would soon have to leave that villa,
21 IX   |   excellent plan.”~The news was soon noised abroad. Some were
22 IX   |      are not children, we shall soon reach Rouen.”~“Very well,”
23 IX   |       two men joined them. They soon reached the village, at
24 IX   |        coffee and wine.~Georges soon joined her.~“Would you like
25 IX   |        simply: “Shall I see you soon again?”~“Yes—in the summer-time.”~“
26 X    |   congratulated the author, who soon became celebrated in political
27 XII  |         would rejoin him there. Soon he heard the sound of a
28 XIII |       the other one at three or soon after, provided they do
29 XIII |       entered to await her. She soon arrived and, seeing him,
30 XIII |          knowing that she would soon forgive him.~When he asked
31 XV   |       He replied: “Oh, you will soon marry—some prince, perhaps,
32 XVIII|        asked harshly:~“Will you soon have done crying?”~She did
33 XVIII|        resting. She will go out soon. You can tell the proprietor
34 XVIII|     came to disperse the crowd. Soon after, the first guests