Chapter

 1 IV  |      together, while Saint-Potin gave Duroy a sketch of all the
 2 IV  |        head and said sharply: “I gave it to your friend, Forestier,
 3 IV  |          of his “souvenirs,” but gave his whole attention to reporting.
 4 V   |     words she disappeared.~Duroy gave the cabman a five-franc
 5 V   |        disgrace, oh, my God! You gave her my money—did you not?
 6 V   |          my money—did you not? I gave him the money—for that woman—
 7 VI  |     lighted by bronze lamps, and gave his cane and his overcoat
 8 VII |         AN END~Charles’s absence gave Duroy a more important position
 9 VII |     letter of apology; his heart gave a bound and he stammered: “
10 VII |          apart for the duel, and gave him his pistol. Before him
11 VIII|         that letter, grumblingly gave his consent. He repeated: “
12 IX  |         the bell rang, his heart gave a bound.~Mme. de Marelle
13 IX  |          you have done.”~Georges gave them two hundred francs
14 X   | cigarette, told him the news and gave him her plan of the article.
15 X   |   However he smiled as usual and gave her his hand to assist her
16 XI  |      place beside the ladies and gave them all the necessary information.
17 XIII|         You were mature when you gave yourself to me. I am much
18 XIII|          deceived us.”~“How?”~He gave her a detailed account of
19 XIV |           which Madeleine du Roy gave up to her husband.~On leaving
20 XV  |      wife ascended the steps and gave their wraps to the footmen
21 XV  |         handed me just now.” She gave him a small black box which
22 XVI |      violently that the old lock gave way, and the young man almost
23 XVI |       the cross of honor which I gave him.”~Du Roy turned pale.