Chapter

 1 I    |        a quarter past nine. He knew that when the beer was placed
 2 II   |      which recalled to him, he knew not why, that of the girl
 3 II   |     and returned: “If you, but knew, Madame, what pleasant moments ‘
 4 III  |        continued: “If you only knew how comical, original, and
 5 IV   |        chamber of deputies; he knew all the cabinet ministers,
 6 V    | explain. It is not my fault. I knew that woman—long ago—”~She
 7 VI   |       shall we be friends?”~He knew that that sentence was irrevocable,
 8 VI   |       hands and heads; he even knew what they said to each other
 9 VI   |        the other pretty. Duroy knew that the manager was a paterfamilias,
10 VI   |   before the meal was over, he knew that their relations would
11 VI   |       he dreaded something, he knew not what. He was ushered
12 VII  |        whirled and he scarcely knew what was taking place. He
13 VII  |     the coachman drove off. He knew where to go.~The conversation
14 VII  |      saw nothing more; he only knew that he raised his arm and
15 VII  |        my darling, if you only knew how I felt when I read the
16 VIII |        a scared expression. He knew that the end was near. I
17 VIII |     confidence in him, for she knew that he was intelligent,
18 IX   |       no domestic ties. If you knew. There are days when I should
19 IX   |        had wished to come; she knew that she was coming to a
20 XI   |       Yes, I confess that if I knew you better, I should do
21 XI   |     mad—I love you. Oh, if you knew how I love you!”~She could
22 XII  |     words of supplication; she knew that all was over, that
23 XIII |         with a light heart, he knew not why.~His wife had not
24 XIV  |        his only friend, for he knew me when a child. My mother
25 XVII |  capable of such an action; he knew nothing of Suzanne’s escapade.
26 XVIII|     have deceived me. Everyone knew of it but me. My husband