Chapter

 1 I   |        Yes, yes, there she is. I know her two funnels. Would you
 2 I   |         look?”~“No, thank you. I know before hand that I could
 3 I   |          on:~“Did you, in Paris, know a certain M. Marechal—Leon
 4 I   |         people are far apart you know——”~The lawyer gravely put
 5 I   |            Maitre Lecanu did not know in the least.~“All I know
 6 I   |        know in the least.~“All I know is,” said he, “that dying
 7 I   |         asked:~“Then you used to know this Marechal well?”~And
 8 II  |          to that wealth, may now know many long-wished-for delights,
 9 II  |    nervous irritation, wanted to know what Marowsko meant by this
10 III |       haste, devil take you! You know we have to be at the lawyer’
11 III |          How glad he would be to know a woman, a true woman!~He
12 III |       myself. I am a doctor, you know.”~“Indeed! You never told
13 III |       said:~“Like a brother, you know. Such a friend as one does
14 IV  |         and exclaim: “Ah, yes, I know your married women; a pretty
15 IV  |        How did you first come to know this man Marechal?”~Old
16 IV  |        to remember. You ought to know better than I.”~She did
17 IV  |         then I will recall all I know about him, his behaviour
18 IV  |         Marechal, to see him, to know him, to penetrate the man
19 IV  |  nightmare, he muttered: “I must know. My God! I must know.”~He
20 IV  |        must know. My God! I must know.”~He looked further back
21 IV  |         write, never let any one know what had become of him!
22 V   |       together, and they did not know it! They spoke to each other
23 V   |          which no one would ever know but he, the true son.~But
24 V   |     return to dinner?”~“I do not know. At any rate do not wait
25 V   |        the invincible longing to know which had been gnawing at
26 V   |   portrait—stay; I don’t exactly know—perhaps it is in my desk.”~“
27 V   |          she hidden it? Does she know where it is, or does she
28 V   |          to be at home again; to know whether his mother had found
29 V   |          found it, but I think I know where it is.”~“What is that?”
30 V   |          calmly replied:~“Yes, I know where it is. I will fetch
31 V   |      miniature: “I don’t exactly know —perhaps it is in my desk”—
32 V   |   miniature of a man she did not know, she might perhaps at the
33 V   |         and Jean. Then she would know and understand everything.~
34 VI  |        not a young girl. we both know perfectly well what we are
35 VI  |        mother?”~“No, I wanted to know first whether you would
36 VI  |         done!”~“But—what—I don’t know.”~“Guess.”~“I cannot. I
37 VI  |       Guess.”~“I cannot. I don’t know.”~“Well, I have told Mme.
38 VII |          Rosemilly?”~“You are to know that Mme. Rosemilly is about
39 VII |       you. I love the woman; you know it, and laugh her to scorn
40 VII |         like an animal? I hardly know what I am doing or what
41 VII |        first I guessed—and now I know it.”~“Pierre! Be silent.
42 VII |       refusing to understand, to know, to remember, out of fear,
43 VII |         to me. It is not true. I know that it is not true.”~A
44 VII |        Mother, my dear mother, I know it is not true. Do not cry;
45 VII |          not true. Do not cry; I know it. It is not true.”~She
46 VII |        are you going?”~“I do not know. How should I know— There
47 VII |        do not know. How should I know— There is nothing left for
48 VII |   replied: “I? I? How little you know me!” with such a burst of
49 VII |         I must go away. I do not know where, nor how I shall set
50 VII |          the tortures of hell. I know what that torment is; I
51 VII |         me; do something—I don’t know what. Think of something.
52 VIII|          this man’s son, since I know and acknowledge it, is it
53 VIII|          the Board.”~“Oh! Do you know him?”~“Yes. And I wanted
54 VIII|      What should hinder you?”~“I know no one in the Transatlantic
55 VIII|        it over with M. Poulin: I know him very well. He is assessor
56 VIII|          do?”~“Nothing. I do not know.”~“Will you come with me
57 VIII| Rosemilly?”~“Why, yes—yes.”~“You know I must positively go to
58 VIII|       board the Lorraine.”~“No—I know. But I was thinking of so
59 IX  |         with all my heart, for I know there were several other
60 IX  |         things which I, perhaps, know nothing about?”~His lips
61 IX  |       very calm voice: “I hardly know myself, yet. I will make
62 IX  |        wedding to be?”~“I do not know yet exactly. We will make
63 IX  |         I promise you! Heh! Do I know the way?”~Jean in a low
64 IX  |     asked her husband, “when you know he will be back again within
65 IX  |          stammered out: “I don’t know; I cry because I am hurt.”~