Chapter

 1 I   |     irritated Jean merely by the tone given to it, which to him
 2 II  |           He understood from the tone of voice that Jean had not
 3 II  |        hand and added in a heavy tone:~“Well, my dear old boy,
 4 IV  |          in the hesitancy of his tone, the words which rose to
 5 V   |       dining-room clock, and its tone was a deep and solemn one,
 6 V   |        he only answered in a dry tone quivering with annoyance.~“
 7 V   |        he murmured in a pathetic tone:~“Poor fellow! To think
 8 VI  |         and by his son’s strange tone about it, the old man made
 9 VI  |       look!”~She answered in the tone in which she might have
10 VI  |         s eyes.~She went on in a tone of amused annoyance.~“How
11 VII |         a solemn, rather stilted tone, he began:~“Yes, madame,
12 VII |         He said again in a lower tone, gasping for breath: “Hold
13 VII |       She murmured in a dejected tone:~“No, my poor boy, it is
14 VIII| presently was aware of a pointed tone in his brother’s voice and
15 IX  |         and taking rather a high tone he said:~“You are unjust,
16 IX  |          the way?”~Jean in a low tone said to his mother: “Look,