Chapter

 1 I   |        yourself what you need and pay an installment on it. And
 2 I   |      consequential tone: “I never pay,” and approached the box-office.~“
 3 II  |     vainly for some compliment to pay her; he busied himself with
 4 II  |          woman whispered to him: “Pay Mme. Walter some attention.”
 5 IV  |           why?”~“Why? To get your pay? You should always get your
 6 V   |          not fear that they would pay for a brief happiness with
 7 V   |        the paper to Duroy.~“Here, pay it for me; I cannot see.”
 8 V   |          and said softly: “I will pay you a visit one of these
 9 V   |          Will you tell me when to pay?”~She replied simply: “It
10 V   | Luxembourg. Lend me fifty sous to pay for my cab.”~The man handed
11 V   |           he received in order to pay it back some day.~One evening,
12 VI  |        not worry about it. I will pay it when I can.”~For two
13 VII |        abruptly: “How much do you pay here?”~“One hundred francs
14 XI  |          not necessary for you to pay for them.”~She kissed his
15 XIII|       think of you continually, I pay attention to what is talked
16 XIII|          There will be nothing to pay at once. If it succeeds,
17 XIII|          do it. If we lose I will pay you back ten thousand francs.”~
18 XIII|    seventy thousand francs, I can pay for it”—and he began to
19 XIV |         four thousand, and I will pay cash. If you do not agree,