Chapter

 1 I   |       reached the sidewalk, he paused to consider what route he
 2 I   |  consider you their equal.”~He paused, reflected several seconds
 3 II  |        at himself. He likewise paused before the third glass,
 4 II  |   large, well-lighted room. He paused, disconcerted. Who was that
 5 III |       cannot express them.” He paused and hesitated.~Forestier
 6 IV  |        between her lips.~Duroy paused upon the threshold and murmured: “
 7 V   |      game, and Mme. de Marelle paused in amazement, crying: “Laurine
 8 V   |   Laurine.”~The child entered, paused in surprise, then ran toward
 9 VI  |       must come to an end?” He paused, and Duroy said with a smile:~“
10 VIII|    gone as if I were here.” He paused a few moments, then continued: “
11 VIII|    Mariae semper virgini.’” He paused from time to time to permit
12 VIII|      you to be left alone.” He paused; she still did not reply,
13 IX  |      like the profession.” She paused. He fancied he saw in her
14 IX  |      and I have found one!” He paused, hoping that she would reply,
15 X   |          In the dining-room he paused in astonishment to see covers
16 X   |        a forester’s house.” He paused for a moment and then asked: “
17 XII |        to me of it again.” She paused.~He replied: “I expect nothing—
18 XII |       have an appointment.” He paused and in a few moments added: “
19 XIII|     reached Rue Drouot when he paused; he had forgotten to inquire
20 XIV |       M. Lamaneur at once.”~He paused before her, and they gazed
21 XIV | suspect illicit relations.”~He paused before Madeleine. “If you
22 XV  |  movement toward him; then she paused and waited for him to advance.
23 XVI |       forgive me, Suzanne.”~He paused. The young girl murmured