Chapter

 1 VI   |    dread, as I would upon a mad dog. I know that your love
 2 XI   |      Do not answer me. I am mad—I love you. Oh, if you knew
 3 XII  |  between her fingers: “I am mad to let you speak to me thus—
 4 XII  |    let you speak to me thus—mad to have come hither—mad
 5 XII  |     mad to have come hither—mad to do as I have done, to
 6 XII  |  her, wondering if she were mad.~“What can I do for you?”
 7 XIII | stammered: “Why you—you are mad.”~She continued to unwind
 8 XIV  |   agitated manner: “You are mad—you are—you are—you did
 9 XV   |    his dictation, he felt a mad desire to strangle him.
10 XVI  |     said severely: “You are mad, Bel-Ami!”~He replied: “
11 XVI  | young girl? I am worse than mad—I am culpable, wretched—
12 XVII |    only you; she was like a mad woman; she vowed I should
13 XVII |   Marry her, never! Are you mad?”~He replied sadly: “It
14 XVIII|      possessed him with the mad desire to regain her. She