Chapter

 1 I    |        and said: “What do you want, sir?”~Duroy began to laugh: “
 2 III  |      He stammered: “I did not want to come up, Madame, but
 3 IV   | growled angrily: “What do you want again? Make haste; we are
 4 V    |      gentle-men whatever they want; as for us, we want nothing
 5 V    |      they want; as for us, we want nothing but champagne.”~
 6 VI   |    know the gentleman! If you want twenty francs you can have
 7 VII  |     you feel well? Do you not want anything?”~“Nothing, thank
 8 VII  |    then replied: “No I do not want you to.”~He asked in surprise: “
 9 VIII |      me, my darling. I do not want to die—oh, save me—go for
10 VIII |       take anything. I do not want to die.” He wept; the tears
11 VIII |        He repeated:~“I do not want to die! Oh, my God—my God—
12 VIII |      body are yours. I do not want you to answer me now. I
13 IX   |       know. It seems droll. I want to embrace you and I am
14 XI   |     insisted: “Why do you not want me? You wound me deeply.
15 XII  |   suffer too much near you. I want to pray—go. Let me pray
16 XII  |     in surprise.~“What do you want, Madame?”~“I want you to
17 XII  |      do you want, Madame?”~“I want you to save me. Have pity
18 XII  |  stammered: “No, no, I do not want to.”~He said firmly: “I
19 XIII |        What does that old owl want with me? I am certain she
20 XIII |      the Chamber. What do you want?” he asked ungraciously.~
21 XV   |      it becomes a drawback. I want none of it! However, if
22 XVI  |       continued: “What do you want?”~Du Roy interrupted: “It
23 XVI  |    can have you arrested if I want to!” Then he added: “This
24 XVII |  first, and tell her that you want to marry me. She will be
25 XVII |      you are! Then you do not want to marry Marquis de Cazolles?”~“
26 XVIII|       you, and now you do not want me to speak of it. You deceive
27 XVIII|     money everywhere, and you want me to treat you as an honest