Chapter

  1  1,1|            and so rich that he didn't know how much he was worth. If
  2  1,2|               past life? No. You only know that hers has been a life
  3  1,2|               sent her away - and you know why. But she is in our service
  4  1,2|              may be useful for you to know who this man Vantrasson
  5  2,1|            been paid then?" ~"I don't know; he's still here." ~A terrible
  6  2,2|              astonishment. He did not know what surprised him the most,
  7  2,2|             to enlighten Paris, for I know your secrets, Mr. Dressmaker.
  8  2,2|            secrets, Mr. Dressmaker. I know the goings on in your establishment.
  9  2,2|             have an advocate who will know how to explain the parts
 10  2,3|            law-suit?" ~"Nonsense! You know very well that he won't
 11  2,3|            improper in that." ~"Oh, I know. Only your ideas don't coincide
 12  2,4|              scarcely believe it. You know too well that you would
 13  2,4|             you exasperates me; but I know what's going on. You believe
 14  2,4|            She swore that she did not know what he meant. What had
 15  2,5|             matters one crime more? I know only too well that what
 16  2,5|              Yes, always!" ~"You must know, however, that this story
 17  2,5|          cards in his hands!' But you know very well that I really
 18  3,1|            This woman - my wife - you know - you have heard the extent
 19  3,2|             detained him. "I scarcely know how to testify my gratitude
 20  3,2|                  It is this, I do not know the Marquis de Valorsay;
 21  3,2|               to-day. She has I don't know how many hundred louis staked
 22  3,2|               every-day occurrence, I know very well; but, as regards
 23  3,3|              wager with Kami-Bey, you know - that rich Turk - and as
 24  3,3|            slight pause. "Ah, well! I know one person who won't be
 25  3,3|           book in place of a heart. I know she has at least three hundred
 26  3,3| sentimentality and irony, he said: "I know that it's absurd, and that
 27  3,4|              by his inamorata. I also know that M. de Chalusse's whole
 28  3,4|            through Italy, for I don't know how many months under an
 29  4,1|              card this morning, and I know your hands are itching.
 30  4,1|          continued the baron. "Now we know, beyond the possibility
 31  4,1|           with deep emotion. "Ah, you know what it is to love!" he
 32  4,2|             send. The marquis doesn't know me, and I am sufficiently
 33  5,1|           reason that he did not even know Wilkie by sight; still,
 34  5,2|         possessed. ~M. Wilkie did not know much concerning his origin
 35  5,4|        Everybody knows them, and they know everybody, but how they
 36  5,4|         person, as I'll soon let them know." And thereupon he wrote
 37  5,4|               claim them? From what I know of her, I am inclined to
 38  5,5|              Pompier de Nanterre. You know the animal very well. The
 39  5,6|               you are a dead man. You know me. You know how I handle
 40  5,6|            dead man. You know me. You know how I handle a sword; and
 41  6,1|            would advise her. He would know at once what was the best
 42  6,2|             her hand in his own. "You know that I have been infamously
 43  6,3|       arm-chair, exclaiming: "Ah! you know very well that I shall not
 44  6,3|             do what I said. Don't you know me better than that? Are
 45  6,3|     Marguerite's existence. I did not know that the young man was beloved
 46  6,3|        brother's daughter - I did not know - " ~The baron interrupted
 47  6,3|            said she; "and Wilkie will know who his mother is." ~"No." ~"
 48  6,3|          offer no resistance. I don't know if I explain my meaning
 49  6,4|       Afterward you will disappear. I know five or six journalists;
 50  6,4|             had made my idol - do you know what he said to me the third
 51  6,5|             have confidence in you. I know that you would not advise
 52  7,2|                he exclaimed: "Ah! you know as well as I, why I have
 53  7,2|             to pretend that you don't know?" ~She looked at him with
 54  7,2|                Most certainly I don't know - unless indeed it be a
 55  7,2|        huskily, "this is my reason. I know nothing respecting my parents.
 56  7,2|            around you? YOU forgotten? Know, then, that for years and
 57  7,3|            revenge! You were never to know this, Wilkie. In parting
 58  7,3|             certainly. But - only you know it will take me some time
 59  7,3|           have to get used to it, you know." ~"True, very true! - but
 60  7,3|              own son! Alas! Wilkie, I know only too well that you cannot
 61  7,3|               only because he did not know how to refuse. "Will she
 62  7,4|             yourself to me, my son. I know a pleasant village near
 63  7,4|  manufacturing establishment, will, I know, be happy to be of service
 64  7,4|               you here. You wished to know the source of the money
 65  7,4|                So long as you did not know who and what I was, I had
 66  7,4|       despising you. But now that you know me, and know what I am,
 67  7,4|             now that you know me, and know what I am, I can do nothing
 68  7,4|             you so much money. Do you know that you have spent more
 69  7,4|             Heaven that you may never know what it is to be hungry
 70  7,4|             doesn't take with me. You know what I mean as well as I
 71  7,5|               cost me nothing - but I know that you are a Chalusse,
 72  7,5|             me, and that I don't even know you." ~But even this did
 73  7,5|              Madame d'Argeles did not know. But she felt that this
 74  7,5|               was more than enough to know that he had consented to
 75  7,7|               dear friend, how do you know what shameful advice he
 76  7,7|             insult and beat her! 'You know, even better than I, baron,
 77  7,7|              the baron, "you ought to know that when I make such a
 78  8,1|               your ruin, and whom you know to be capable of anything.
 79  8,1|             What?" ~"To ask you - you know, for the fare - thirty-five
 80  8,2|              Gustave slept here?" ~"I know it; but madame must remember
 81  8,3|              came to the rescue. "You know, my dear, that I don't trust
 82  8,4|       thousand francs a year! Still I know that poor M. de Chalusse,
 83  8,4|                  Tut! tut! my dear, I know what I am talking about.
 84  8,4|               Baroness Trigault - you know - the wife of that strange
 85  8,4|            incomprehensible. You must know then, my dear little ignoramus,
 86  9,2|               pocket. ~"I shall never know, then," thought Marguerite; "
 87  9,2|        Marguerite; "no, I shall never know. But I must know - and I
 88  9,2|          shall never know. But I must know - and I will!" she added
 89  9,4|        compensated. You have cause to know that I am not ungrateful.
 90  9,4|             their game perfectly, and know why they wish my little
 91  9,4|           anxiously inquired: "Do you know any photographer in this
 92  9,4|           slightest idea. But she DID know that she had not a second
 93  9,5|               you set to work, I must know if what you can do will
 94  9,6|              Fondege, gravely. "Oh, I know what I say. I've counted
 95 10,1|       knowledge of the affair. I only know what you've told me - which
 96 10,1|              I've guessed. In fact, I know nothing at all." ~M. Fortunat
 97 10,1|              truth, or at least all I know about the affair. This will
 98 10,2|             so, I can furnish them. I know the brigand. He's married,
 99 10,2|            you in a few days. I don't know exactly where she lives,
100 10,2|            most important thing is to know how he's living now, and
101 10,2|          gravely shook his head. "You know how I value money, m'sieur,"
102 10,2|        responsibilities, m'sieur. You know my establishment" - he spoke
103 10,3|                Unfortunately, I don't know." ~According to his habit
104 10,3|         Argeles's concierge? Would he know it - M. Wilkie's servant?
105 10,3|              asked: "Do you happen to know this name? A gentleman dropped
106 10,3|            they replied. "We scarcely know him. He isn't a regular
107 10,3|           live?" ~"Why do you wish to know?" ~"So as to take him this
108 10,3|               right; but they did not know M. de Coralth's address,
109 10,3|          reward, you shall see that I know how to repay a good turn." ~"
110 10,4|               part of a spy, when you know so well what it leads to?
111 10,6|              pint of his own blood to know the contents of the missive.
112 11,1|         Everything comes to those who know how to wait." ~However she
113 11,2|              chap?" ~"Paul." ~"Do you know your father?" ~"No." ~"Doesn'
114 11,2|               and see him?" ~"I don't know. But he'll come some day,
115 11,2|   investigations farther. "And do you know this old gentleman who is
116 11,4|          since the servants would not know how long she had been absent
117 11,4|             and alarmed. "How did you know this?" she exclaimed. ~M.
118 11,5|            with an impassive face. "I know all this," she replied,
119 11,5|              frigid tone. ~"What! you know - - " ~"Yes; but there is
120 11,5|               in this matter, we must know M. Ferailleur's wishes." ~"
121 11,5|        baggage with her. Well, do you know where she drove? To the
122 11,5|              I am sure of this, and I know she told a porter there
123 12,1|        calumny. And still she did not know the extent of Pascal's misfortune.
124 12,1|        deserted by her? How could she know the doubts and fears and
125 12,1|             garden gate? What did she know of the poignant suspicions
126 12,1|               he faltered. ~"Then you know nothing of Mademoiselle
127 12,1|          anything about it?" ~"I only know that she has been very unhappy." ~"
128 12,2|               mean that you will only know so much of Mademoiselle
129 12,3|              with you, mother, when I know that you are thinking only
130 12,4|          counterfeit. And who doesn't know that all writings in pencil
131 12,4|              let this poor young girl know that her companion is Valorsay'
132 13,1|            stupid indeed who does not know that the greeting of the
133 13,1|              the young man. ~"Yes - I know - I know!" interrupted the
134 13,1|               man. ~"Yes - I know - I know!" interrupted the baron. "
135 13,2|         rightful heritage. You do not know into what unworthy hands
136 13,4|               This is a good thing to know. Before this evening I shall
137 13,4|               Valorsay's head. Did he know it? Certainly he must have
138 13,5|           passion - " ~"Ah! you don't know - - " began M. de Valorsay,
139 13,5|            almost escaped his lips. ~"Know what?" inquired Pascal. ~
140 13,7|               with this. "Now that we know the fact, I hope, Prince,
141 13,8|            back, and no one will ever know it!" However, when the day
142 14,1|              this man whom he did not know, but whose very name had
143 14,2|              heaped upon him. "Do you know, viscount, that I begin
144 14,2|              at last. ~"Eh! what! You know him then?" ~"Yes, Madame
145 14,3|            place." ~"I should like to know who will prevent it?" ~"
146 14,3|               to have sense enough to know that the baron would kick
147 14,4|               your friend. But I must know the circumstances before
148 14,5|           talk about our affairs, you know," he replied, "and I find
149 14,5|              gently replied: "I don't know; I shall go where no one
150 14,5|            shall go where no one will know me, and where it will be
151 15,1|       vicissitudes I have passed. You know what family I belong to.
152 15,2|              who witnessed the scene. know that it was so. You can
153 15,2|           code of duelling. I did not know that by throwing himself
154 15,2|            here. But don't tremble, I know that you are not in my house
155 15,4|             me up to justice, I don't know which. He pretends that
156 15,5|              door soliciting work who know the misery of the thing.
157 15,5|          unlimited confidence I don't know. Perhaps it was an unconscious
158 15,6|               you squandered. Now you know me as I really am. My associates,
159 15,6|            give something handsome to know those men's names. Really
160 15,6|               be worth one's while to know." ~Any other person than
161 15,6|               of the whole. However I know a man, formerly the Count
162 15,6|           Valorsay." ~"My God! do you know him?" ~"He is one of my
163 15,6|             she exclaimed. "You don't know that it's the marquis - - "
164 15,6|               step." ~"Ah! you little know him!" ~"I have warned you." ~
165 16,2|   Mademoiselle Marguerite." ~"I don't know the lady." ~"She's a young
166 16,3|              a man's estate, one must know the cause of his death,
167 16,3|             slight drawback - I don't know how to draw up such a communication." ~"
168 16,3|            such a communication." ~"I know no more about it than you
169 16,3|                 But why?" ~"Because I know where it is, my dear friend.
170 16,4|              she will swear it, and I know she is the woman to keep
171 16,4|           committed, it's true; but I know the real culprit - a scoundrel
172 16,4|             Besides, you have I don't know how many accomplices - Maumejan,
173 16,4|          myself of," said he. "Do you know that Pascal was virtually
174 16,4|           Baroness Trigault. I do not know what took place there, but
175 17,1|             of half an hour, you will know that I am unavoidably detained." ~
176 17,1|               stout or thin? I do not know. I might stand face to face
177 17,2|               at this hour? You don't know me. I merely came to ask
178 17,4|              station, and I wanted to know if your wife didn't call
179 18,2|            officer's wife?" ~"I don't know," answered Marguerite. ~"
180 18,2|            the affair of a day. For I know not how long my father and
181 18,3|             friend - but what does he know of me?" resumed Mademoiselle
182 18,3|               mademoiselle, I did not know what I was doing. I have
183 18,5|             daughter - to her he must know everything, and have taken
184 18,5|               your mother?" ~"I don't know her; madame, and I have
185 18,5|               and I have no desire to know her." ~Disconcerted by this
186 18,5|               my daughter; do you not know it? Did they not tell you,
187 18,5|             is dead, madame; I do not know you!" And she left the room
188 19,1|            Then I will leave you. You know Van Klopen expects me again
189 19,1|          return to dinner?" ~"I don't know." ~"M. Gustave has been
190 19,2|            slowly, but finely." ~"You know something, monsieur! Speak!
191 19,3|               never received it." ~"I know that now; but then I was
192 19,3|            Pascal," she said, "do you know what I was doing at almost
193 19,3|             taking," he continued, "I know what has become of it; it
194 19,3|          hands of M. de Fondege." ~"I know that, Pascal - I'm sure
195 19,4|              with him. We shall never know what passed between your
196 19,4|           only surmise. But what I do know, and what I shall be able
197 19,5|                M. de Valorsay, as you know, has boasted of his power
198 20,3|            learn anything you wish to know concerning him in the newspapers,