Chapter

 1 II |       eyes turned upon him. He colored. M. Walter asked: “Do you
 2 II |        Utrecht velvet, a cream colored ground with garnet flowers.~“
 3 II | irresistible, Monsieur!”~Duroy colored, but did not reply.~When
 4 V  |  looked very inviting with its colored glasses, silver, and candelabra.~
 5 V  |   visit one of these days.”~He colored. “My rooms—are—are—very
 6 V  |       You lie! What is it?”~He colored, and in order to avoid a
 7 IX |      Rouen to talk of him?”~He colored. “I am a fool. You intimidate
 8 IX |       holy-water basin and two colored prints, representing Paul
 9 XI |     Forestier instead.”~Du Roy colored, then drawing nearer the
10 XIV|          Georges, in his turn, colored.~“That is as it should be.