Chapter

 1 III |       occurred to him, and he decided to return home at once and
 2 III |       minutes’ reflection, he decided to lay aside that page until
 3 III |     reached the street, Duroy decided that it was rather early
 4 IV  | article through; that done he decided to go to the railroad office,
 5 V   |    francs twenty remained. He decided to say to Mme. de Marelle
 6 VII |   that sufficient, and it was decided that it should be published
 7 IX  |  friend, I have not yet fully decided; but my answer may be ‘yes.’
 8 IX  |   with his betrothed, who had decided that the date fixed for
 9 XIII|       Tangiers which had been decided upon the day that Laroche
10 XIII|    expedition to Tangiers, is decided upon, and that the French
11 XIV |       explain the arrangement decided upon, which he claimed originated
12 XV  |    but he refused, for he had decided to leave at once, wishing
13 XVII|       fifteenth of July, they decided to spend a day in the country
14 XVII|       moment, however, it was decided that Count de Latour-Ivelin
15 XVII|   dangerous—for you.”~“I have decided. Where shall I meet you?”~“
16 XVII|       me leave the room. That decided me to fly with you. And