Chapter

 1 I   |   beard shaved away, replied:~“Oh, not many; three or four.”~
 2 II  |      side.~“Lovely—isn’t it?”~“Oh, yes, lovely.”~He understood
 3 III |      Pretty well; and you?”~“I—oh, very well. How scarce you
 4 III |       eyes of hers very wide.~“Oh! and who left him that?
 5 III |       But Beausire exclaimed:~“Oh, these confounded doctors!
 6 IV  |      they are such hypocrites. Oh, yes, a pretty sort, indeed!”~
 7 IV  |       contemptuously:~“For me! Oh, I shall make my way by
 8 IV  |      it? Lost, or hidden away? Oh, if he could but have it
 9 IV  |      her son, had doubted her! Oh, if he could but have taken
10 IV  |        if he knew the scenery. Oh, if he might but go away,
11 V   |        How could he make sure? Oh, if only some likeness,
12 V   |     What do you want it for?”~“Oh, it is not for myself. I
13 V   |         And his wife replied: “Oh, yes. We are getting on.
14 V   |     quivering with annoyance.~“Oh, I am quite of Jean’s mind.
15 V   |    they want to leave early.”~“Oh, in fashionable circles,
16 VI  |      of it?” said the father.~“Oh, yes,” said the other. “
17 VI  |      the boulders were piled.~“Oh, I am so thirsty!” cried
18 VI  |    could not help exclaiming: “Oh! Clumsy!”~He was vexed,
19 VI  |      seemed to light upon it.~“Oh! how tiresome you are!”
20 VI  |      displease your parents.”~“Oh, do you think that my mother
21 VII |    that was extremely pretty!~“Oh, how charming!” Mme. Rosemilly
22 VII | remember what I have told you —oh, my Jean, think—think—I
23 VII |       Yes, yes, yes, it is so! Oh, I have understood all your
24 VII |      now I have you no longer. Oh, my little Jean! Do you
25 VII |     have wept, my little Jean; oh, yes, and bitter tears,
26 VII |       to him. It was all over! Oh, how I have cried! How dreadful
27 VIII|    They are waiting for you.”~“Oh! There is—is my mother down?”~“
28 VIII|       Chairman of the Board.”~“Oh! Do you know him?”~“Yes.
29 VIII|        promised her I would.”~“Oh, very well. That alters
30 VIII|   rather melancholy smile:~“I? Oh, I can say nothing. I can
31 VIII|       the mother who replied:~“Oh, no, it is quite unnecessary!”
32 IX  |      since it must be done.~“I—oh, I cannot be of any use
33 IX  |       been long in the wind?”~“Oh, no, only a very few days.