Chapter

 1 I   | Forestier, Will you come?”~Duroy hesitated, blushing and perplexed.
 2 III |     Duroy reached the street, he hesitated as to what he should do.
 3 III |     express them.” He paused and hesitated.~Forestier smiled maliciously: “
 4 III |         it willingly.”~But Duroy hesitated: “At this hour I cannot
 5 IV  |       without interfering.~Duroy hesitated: “Excuse me. I believed—
 6 V   |      will you take me there?”~He hesitated, fearing a meeting with
 7 VI  |      honor.”~“A gaming debt?”~He hesitated, then repeated: “A gaming
 8 VI  |         are not diplomatic—” she hesitated. “May I speak freely?”~“
 9 VI  |       think so?”~The younger man hesitated in surprise: “Why, yes!
10 VI  |     spoken of you to him.”~Duroy hesitated in perplexity; he feared
11 VIII|       order to be near you.”~She hesitated, then said: “You must stop
12 VIII|           What will you do?”~She hesitated a moment and then said slowly:~“
13 IX  |         anxious to see them!”~He hesitated, perplexed: “But—they are—”
14 IX  |          is it?”~For a moment he hesitated before he replied: “Madeleine
15 XI  |           and then go away.”~She hesitated, almost distracted. As the
16 XIII|         bring about. As he still hesitated, she added: “It is in reality
17 XIII|       give me such pleasure,”~He hesitated at first, but dared not
18 XIV |             Why?”~“Because,”—she hesitated, then continued: “Because
19 XIV |       and so calmly that Georges hesitated before replying: “It makes
20 XIV |         I will take it.”~The man hesitated, then replied: “No, sir,
21 XV  |         distinction.~At first he hesitated, then throwing the letter
22 XVI |         Friday? I am going.”~She hesitated: “No, I am not well. I prefer
23 XVI |          prudently.”~The old man hesitated, then said: “Do so: it serves