Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|     accompany his charge, and stay at his side."~ ~"But there
 2     I,     III|     give me to him! I want to stay with you; I want to go with
 3     I,      IV|       put in my appearance or stay away. They would not wait
 4     I,      VI|     she had been compelled to stay by the company present,
 5     I,      VI|       can ask the valet. Pray stay and rest yourself."~ ~"Well
 6     I,      VI|     sleep again."~ ~"You will stay with me?"~ ~"Yes, until
 7     I,      VI|     your papa comes back."~ ~"Stay always. Papa would like
 8     I,      VI|       must be of it! You will stay? - promise!"~ ~I promised
 9     I,      VI| promise!"~ ~I promised him to stay a long time, and, holding
10     I,    VIII|  uncle," I said. "I shall not stay with you, as I ordered a
11     I,    VIII|      what admirable rudeness! Stay, you unmannerly specimen
12     I,      IX|      to say to his only son, 'Stay with me, and receive at
13     I,      IX|        and therefore I cannot stay with you, for I have chosen
14     I,       X|   what is more, here he shall stay! I am a landed gentleman,
15    II,      IV|     will not allow anybody to stay with her but Flamma. That
16    II,      IV|   shall not run, for you must stay and help me out further.
17    II,       V|    face and make game of you. Stay here, move in our society,
18    II,     VII|      permission, and you will stay. Henceforth, whenever you
19    II,     VII|     face before me. "Will you stay?" she asked, with a sweet
20    II,      XI|       to my wife - "We cannot stay here. Our next year must
21    II,      XV|      with your life!"~ ~"Then stay here with me," she said,
22    II,      XV|       of honest advice. Don't stay in Paris beyond to-day at
23    II,     XVI|    other which directed me to stay.~ ~At the border I was detained
24    II,     XVI|   private lodgings. We cannot stay in this place." She thanked
25    II,     XVI|      would she persuade me to stay.~ ~I reached Paris much