Chapter

 1 I   |         Where the deuce have I seen that fellow?”~For a time
 2 I   |     Varenne whom you have just seen, and also a friend of Mme.
 3 II  |        that he might have been seen posing there by some of
 4 II  | beautiful earrings I have ever seen.”~She turned toward him
 5 III |      with what results we have seen. He awoke from his reflections
 6 IV  |       Rachel, the woman he had seen there before. She approached
 7 V   | apartment, kissed it as he had seen Norbert de Varenne do.~Examining
 8 V   | thought her asleep, had he not seen her eyes glisten whenever
 9 V   |       He pretended not to have seen her, and for several moments
10 V   |     will speak to us. Have you seen her?”~He replied: “No, you
11 V   |     replied; for fear of being seen by his sweetheart he passed
12 VII |     Duroy asked him: “Have you seen the paragraph in ‘La Plume’?”~“
13 VII |    which I deny. I have myself~seen Dame Aubert, who is sixty
14 IX  |      Saint-Germain and she had seen a frightened deer clear
15 IX  |       interrupted her:~“I have seen it. If you wish we will
16 XII |        been here. I have never seen it before.” Feeling interested
17 XIII|    asked: “Well?”~He had never seen her so pale and agitated.
18 XV  |    himself with joy. “Have you seen everything? Say, Suzanne,
19 XV  |        of people, eh? Have you seen Prince de Guerche? he just
20 XVII| reading.~She gasped: “Have you seen Suzanne?”~“No—why?”~“She
21 XVII|      on the Water,” as she had seen it in the painting. He seemed