Chapter

 1 I   |  they disappeared, Forestier laughed and said: “Tell, me, old
 2 IV  |      call upon!”~Saint-Potin laughed: “You are very innocent!
 3 V   |   Bel-Ami!’”~Mme. de Marelle laughed. “Bel-Ami! Laurine has christened
 4 V   |  Still he did not reply. She laughed angrily and cried:~“Are
 5 VI  |  live?”~“Rue—Rue—”~Forestier laughed. “I know the gentleman!
 6 VI  |    nothing but death.”~Duroy laughed: “Egad, you make me shudder.”~
 7 VII |    here; I shall remain.” He laughed. “Moreover, they were hired
 8 VIII|   years he had lived, eaten, laughed, loved, and hoped as did
 9 IX  |   easy to me.”~“Why not?”~He laughed. “Because I am afraid I
10 IX  |     childhood, who had never laughed nor jested.~Madeleine, too,
11 IX  |      they were all familiar, laughed at them.~Mother Duroy did
12 IX  |      side of the hill, Duroy laughed. “You see,” said he, “I
13 IX  |      de Cantel, senior.”~She laughed too and replied: “I am charmed
14 XI  |     alone with his wife, she laughed, and looking into his eyes
15 XI  | suits you admirably.”~Du Roy laughed. “I beg you to do so, Madame.”~
16 XII |   half an hour too early. He laughed as he thought of the place
17 XII |     you displeased?”~Georges laughed. “Not at all.”~M. Walter
18 XII | where and when you will.” He laughed.~Madeleine asked: “What
19 XIV |     very careful of her, and laughed joyously while she remained