Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |     attitude.”~“Oh, Madame, I entreat you—”~She interrupted him
2   II,  III|       cannot guess enigmas. I entreat you to be more clear.”~Then,
3   II,  III| confidence. I only beg you, I entreat you to look into the depths
4   II,  VI |       Let us go! let us go! I entreat you!”~How she listened,
5   II,  VI |     but do not stay here.”~“I entreat you—”~“No, Olivier, it is
6   II,  VI |    wicked. . . .”~“Olivier, I entreat you . . . if you ever have
7   II,  VI |   something cowardly.~“Any, I entreat you!” he continued; “if