Chapter

 1 I   | Forestier extended both hands.~“Ah, my dear fellow, how are
 2 IV  |         one would an inferior.~“Ah, here you are! Very well;
 3 V   |        she added with a smile: “Ah, you prefer Mme. de Marelle;
 4 V   |        to see him, and crying: “Ah, ‘Bel-Ami!’”~Mme. de Marelle
 5 V   |       flaming eyes, she cried: “Ah, is that so! Because you
 6 V   |      she cried disconnectedly: “Ah, you miserable fellow—what
 7 VI  |        to—a—M. de Carleville.”~“Ah, where does he live?”~“Rue—
 8 VI  |          Is that Patte Blanche? Ah, she is handsome, very handsome!”~
 9 VI  |         that is familiar to us. Ah, it is difficult to find
10 VII |        bound and he stammered: “Ah—thank you!”~Rival continued: “
11 IX  |     beside her. She exclaimed: “Ah! a stag!” The train was
12 X   |         with a smile and said: “Ah, how thoughtful of you!”
13 X   |          true, faithful friend. Ah, without him—”~She did not
14 XI  |         might have had Suzanne, ah!” Then he shrugged his shoulders: “
15 XI  |        Rue de Constantinople.”~“Ah, are the apartments not
16 XII |         occasion.”~She smiled. “Ah, yes, that will do very
17 XIII|  mentally cursing Mme. Walter.~“Ah, I will receive her in such
18 XIII|         seeing him, exclaimed: “Ah, you received my dispatch!
19 XIII|         weep, he took his hat: “Ah, you are crying again! Good
20 XIII|       whispered: “He is dead!”~“Ah—and—he told you nothing?”~“
21 XIII|   death-bed?”~“Only a nephew.”~“Ah! Did he often see that nephew?”~“
22 XV  |    voice whispered in his ear: “Ah, here you are at last, naughty
23 XV  |    stumbling-block in his path. Ah, if he had foreseen, if
24 XV  |       front of him; she cried: “Ah, here you are! Do you wish
25 XV  |   myself.”~She shook her head: “Ah, your wife would not care.
26 XVII|       it you, Suzanne?”~“Yes.”~“Ah, get in.” She entered the
27 XVII|       is a matter of necessity. Ah, the scoundrel—how he has