Chapter

 1 I   |   into the garden,” he said. Turning to the left, they entered
 2 II  |     matters.” After a pause, turning to the young man, he said: “
 3 IV  | business.”~“Very well.”~Then turning to his friend, Forestier
 4 V   |   caused him to tremble, and turning quickly, he cast himself
 5 VIII|   she suddenly said, without turning her head toward him, in
 6 X   | dinner?”~She replied without turning her head and continuing
 7 X   |    and Madeleine reached the turning which led to the fortifications,
 8 XI  |      have you, Bel-Ami?” And turning to Madeleine she added: “
 9 XI  |   paid. Her mother rose, and turning to Georges, said: “I shall
10 XI  |   since yesterday.”~Suddenly turning pale, she gasped: “Come,
11 XI  |     home on that condition.” Turning to Madeleine, she asked: “
12 XIII|    then she saw a third; and turning pale and trembling somewhat,
13 XIII|     was reading a letter and turning to him asked: “What did
14 XIII|      proximity, however, and turning toward the wall, he closed
15 XIV |  pointed to seats, and said, turning to Madeleine: “Madame, I
16 XV  |  which barred their way, and turning him to the right. Before
17 XVII|        Oh, no!”~Mme. Walter, turning her head, called out: “Come,