Chapter

 1 VI   |         God. I have only poetry. Marry, my friend; you do not know
 2 VI   |       Georges replied: “She will marry very soon again, I have
 3 VIII |        had she ever consented to marry that man? Then he pondered
 4 VIII |       she do now? Whom would she marry? Had she projects, plans?
 5 VIII | compromise the name of the man I marry, nor to render him ridiculous
 6 IX   |         to employ every means to marry her if she seemed to hesitate;
 7 XII  |          learning that he was to marry Madeleine Forestier. Suddenly
 8 XV   |      replied: “Oh, you will soon marry—some prince, perhaps, and
 9 XV   |         and vowed that she would marry according to the dictates
10 XV   |         rather the man you would marry.”~“Yes.”~“Well, will you
11 XVI  |         two sisters: Rose was to marry, Dame Rumor said, Count
12 XVI  |         If I were free would you marry me?”~She replied: “Yes,
13 XVI  |            Yes, Bel-Ami, I would marry you because I love you better
14 XVII |        tell her that you want to marry me. She will be very much
15 XVII |        must repeat that you will marry me and me alone. Will you
16 XVII |          Then you do not want to marry Marquis de Cazolles?”~“Oh,
17 XVII |         I protested that I would marry only you; she was like a
18 XVII |   Bel-Ami, and Bel-Ami wanted to marry Suzanne! No, it was not
19 XVII |        Lost, how?”~“Why, he must marry her now!”~She cried wildly: “
20 XVII |         now!”~She cried wildly: “Marry her, never! Are you mad?”~
21 XVII |    wildly: “I will never let him marry Suzanne! Do you hear—never!”~
22 XVII |       silent! I tell you he must marry her! And who knows? Perhaps
23 XVII |      stupid! I tell you he shall marry her; it is essential.” And
24 XVIII|       said:~“So you are going to marry Suzanne Walter?”~He replied
25 XVIII|    angrily: “So you are going to marry Suzanne Walter? For three
26 XVIII|     divorce, and am now going to marry another. What is more simple