Chapter

1 11|  pocket." ~"Hold your tongue, imprudent man! Do you wish to destroy
2 15| affairs." ~The expression was imprudent; but M. de Treville launched
3 17| responded to his bidding, you imprudent man?" ~"Well, I can't say
4 23|    the presence of witnesses! Imprudent, thrice imprudent!" ~"No,
5 23|  witnesses! Imprudent, thrice imprudent!" ~"No, monsieur, be satisfied;
6 25|       person who should be so imprudent as to meddle with a matter
7 37|    are the same person." ~The imprudent young man expected a surprise,
8 50|   recollected the furious and imprudent attack she had made upon