Chapter

 1 I   |     friend asked: “Shall you remain any longer? I am going;
 2 III |    Walter, or else you might remain here until seven o’clock.”~
 3 V   |      go out.~“I beseech you, remain here by the fire with me.
 4 VI  |  another word. Duroy did not remain late; as he descended the
 5 VII |     an agent. Two~words only remain to be added to the word ‘
 6 VII |     weapons, and told him to remain there and practice until
 7 VII |     well. I am here; I shall remain.” He laughed. “Moreover,
 8 VIII|      villa, for he could not remain alone with the young widow;
 9 IX  |   tell her that he could not remain a bachelor indefinitely,
10 IX  |      Can we go out? I cannot remain here any longer,”~Old Duroy
11 IX  |      in order not to have to remain in that room, the atmosphere
12 XII |   any price. I was afraid to remain alone with you. Have you
13 XV  |   Leave me in peace. I shall remain at home.”~After they had
14 XV  |      The few who intended to remain to the ball which was to
15 XV  |   frankly, that you will not remain away like that any more.
16 XV  | limbs in order to walk. So I remain all day in my chair thinking
17 XVI |    fatigue and preferring to remain at home. He had chosen Friday
18 XVI |     am not well. I prefer to remain here.”~“As you like. No
19 XVI |     No. 17 Rue Fontaine, and remain there until I order you