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 1     I|         out of Asia."[Pg 29]~ ~"Ah, c'est beau! Very nice,
 2     I|       well content with it."~ ~"Ah, ah, ah, Monsignore Bouche,
 3     I|        content with it."~ ~"Ah, ah, ah, Monsignore Bouche,
 4     I|    content with it."~ ~"Ah, ah, ah, Monsignore Bouche, then
 5     I|        ugly as night."~ ~"Ugly! Ah, c'est piquant! There's
 6     I|     very much like to know."~ ~"Ah, ça, 'tis interessant. Then
 7     I|       heard of Master Jock?"~ ~"Ah, c'est fort. This is a little
 8     I|   laughter burst forth anew.~ ~"Ah! ce drôle de gipsy!" said
 9     I|        the father who bore me - ah, ça! not my father! comment
10     I|      travelling about here?"~ ~"Ah! venir ici de Paris, c'est
11     I|       men can live here at all. Ah, mon cher heyduke, sure
12     I|      likes to be so called."~ ~"Ah, if only I had thought a
13     I|         had dared to anger him. Ah, if any one else had dared
14     I|       Sir John had left him.~ ~"Ah, cher ami! won't you leave
15    II|         is seeing you here."~ ~"Ah, Monsieur Griffard, you
16    II|      out; that's soon done."~ ~"Ah! don't do that. What would
17    II|         accept in any case."~ ~"Ah! I hoped as much."~ ~"Only
18    IV|         impregnable bulwarks.~ ~Ah! an honest, honourable gentleman,
19    IV|       her for ever."~ ~"Ho! oh! ah!" resounded on every side.~ ~"
20     V|         when she might be seen. Ah! and this was much more
21     V|      proudly.~ ~"Like an angel! Ah, madam, every time I hear
22     V|   admittance in her breast."~ ~"Ah, madam, you have made me
23    VI|       thinking of her, perhaps. Ah, that was indeed a thorn
24    VI|         newly arrived guest.~ ~"Ah, good day!" cried that gentleman
25    VI|          Mr. Boltay, I presume? Ah, I thought so, my worthy
26    VI|       had nothing to retract.~ ~Ah! he had far better reasons
27   VII|        from want of fodder."~ ~"Ah, you see it is an ill wind
28   VII|         the Nyilasi estate."~ ~"Ah! that is generally interesting
29  VIII|         my business to you?"~ ~"Ah, sir, you are jesting. Why
30  VIII|     girl burst out laughing.~ ~"Ah, yes! the man like a fat
31  VIII|       his mode of life now."~ ~"Ah, my dear guardian, this
32    IX|   figure revealed fresh charms. Ah! in the eyes of real connoisseurs
33    IX|     they took you away from me! Ah! why did not all my girls
34    IX| remember - painted for nothing. Ah! since then he has become
35    IX|         did the whole thing."~ ~Ah! now she is trying the door
36    IX|         with you, sir!' said I. Ah, my dear sweet girl, beware
37    IX|       my darling, my only girl! Ah, how blessed I am in living
38    IX|        to sparkle villainously. Ah ha! the timid creature was
39    IX|      lot of money, isn't it?"~ ~Ah, the hunted creature is
40    IX|        be ours in any case."~ ~"Ah, what a prudent girl it
41    IX|       is the time to strike!~ ~"Ah, my daughter, romance is,
42    IX|      bring them back to me."~ ~(Ah, what a sage damsel! what
43    IX|     noisy impertinent laugh.~ ~"Ah, Fennimore!" cried he. "
44    IX|         won heaps and heaps.~ ~"Ah, ah, my friend! the proverb '
45    IX|         heaps and heaps.~ ~"Ah, ah, my friend! the proverb '
46    IX|        doesn't matter much."~ ~"Ah, a wedding!" exclaimed Mons.
47    IX|     your kinsmanlike regard!"~ ~Ah, this was the moment which
48    IX|      some other nice young man. Ah, ah, ah! Abellino as the
49    IX|       other nice young man. Ah, ah, ah! Abellino as the protector
50    IX|         nice young man. Ah, ah, ah! Abellino as the protector
51     X|    beautiful, but she was good, ah, so good! She died long
52     X|         nothing about the rest. Ah, you know the world well.
53     X|    Fanny as his own daughter.~ ~Ah! at last his long-drawn
54     X|      could not utter a word.~ ~"Ah, my God! what are you doing?"
55     X|     good old, acquaintances.~ ~"Ah, ha!" said Dame Marion,
56     X|      make out who Fanny was.~ ~"Ah! mille pardons, madame.
57     X|        her for ever.[Pg 259]~ ~"Ah, indeed!" remarked Dame
58    XI|         to upset her nerves.~ ~"Ah! next comes the Countess
59  XIII|     spread amongst the company; ah, at last he has arrived!~ ~
60  XIII|      dogs knew their mistress - ah! every one did her homage,
61  XIII|          and never leave me."~ ~Ah, this was more than a human
62    XV|       dry hand towards him -~ ~"Ah, Abellino! 'tis you, eh?
63    XV|        master of the house."~ ~"Ah, this monkey belongs to
64    XV|       any other Philistine."~ ~"Ah, that's a pity for you,
65   XVI|         she was in the gallery. Ah, it would have been better
66   XVI|        Abellino's opponent."~ ~"Ah ça, that's true! But you
67   XVI|         on her radiant face.~ ~"Ah, stop!" cried Flora, hastily,
68   XVI|       bears the punishment."~ ~"Ah, Rudolf, that was but a
69   XVI|      installation speeches."~ ~"Ah, my friend, that won't do;
70   XVI|        would take too long."~ ~"Ah, Rudolf is sleepy! Poor
71   XVI|       with Madame Kárpáthy."~ ~"Ah!" So astounded was Flora,
72  XVII|         to answer something.~ ~"Ah, if only your ladyship were
73  XVII|     when we met together again! Ah, how much I suffered then
74  XVII|      with her loving kisses.~ ~"Ah, ha! so you were at Madaras,
75 XVIII|       as they were handsome.~ ~"Ah, good evening, Béla; good
76 XVIII|        from nunky, my dear?"~ ~"Ah, that's another matter,"
77 XVIII|        her?" he asked aloud.~ ~"Ah, she is in great danger.
78  XXII|   behind them.~ ~And the Nabob? Ah, now he is happy indeed,
79  Note|   fellows.["]~ ~ Chapter XXII~ ~Ah, now he is happy indeed[,]