Chapter

  1  1,2|       Pascal's eyes. "My God!" he exclaimed, "to be reduced to the unspeakable
  2  1,2|        silence this slander," she exclaimed. "I wish for nothing better;
  3  2,1|     hearty laugh. "Upon my word!" exclaimed the eldest, "he's just in
  4  2,1|   edifying conversation. "There!" exclaimed one of the footmen, "that'
  5  2,2|           enumeration, Van Klopen exclaimed: "And that's all!" ~"Yes,
  6  2,2|           an echo. ~"That's all!" exclaimed the baron - "that's all!
  7  2,2|       manners, Van Klopen at last exclaimed: "I have had dealings with
  8  2,2|          all pleased. "And I!" he exclaimed, "I will tell people that
  9  2,3|      leave the room, for his wife exclaimed: "One word more: have you
 10  2,3|      crushing irony and scorn, he exclaimed: "Noble ladies! whom do
 11  2,4|    angrily stamp her foot, as she exclaimed: "It is an outrageous insult -
 12  2,4|          Ah! well, monsieur," she exclaimed, "I declare to you that
 13  2,5|           ridiculous accusation!" exclaimed the baroness. ~"Yes, always!" ~"
 14  2,5|     anything worse than you?" she exclaimed. "How dare you censure him -
 15  2,5|          Bois - - " ~"Be silent!" exclaimed the baron, "be silent! Don'
 16  3,1|           confined to myself!" he exclaimed. "A stranger's eye has penetrated
 17  3,1|         with sorrowful gratitude, exclaimed: "I believe you! You are
 18  3,1|       comparatively calm voice he exclaimed: "But it is useless to distract
 19  3,1|         full extent of my power," exclaimed the baron. But experience
 20  3,1|        his feet. "Impossible!" he exclaimed; "absolutely impossible!
 21  3,2|          sorry, upon my word!" he exclaimed. "But I sha'n't take part
 22  3,3|         any difference to me!" he exclaimed. And then in a most confidential
 23  3,3|             How very strange," he exclaimed, in default of something
 24  3,4|   disclosures. "Upon my word," he exclaimed, with a forced laugh, "I
 25  4,1|    companion's face. "Zounds!" he exclaimed in a half-grieved, half-petulant
 26  4,1|           what it is to love!" he exclaimed; and in a hollow voice,
 27  4,2|  glittered in his eyes. "Yes!" he exclaimed, "yes; it is necessary that
 28  4,2|           air of profound mystery exclaimed: "I have been looking for
 29  5,1|      Accuse the dear marquis!" he exclaimed. "It's contemptible, outrageous.
 30  5,2|         disaster, my friends," he exclaimed. "Pompier de Nanterre, an
 31  5,4|        beginning. "The devil!" he exclaimed. "Let me think a moment.
 32  5,5|           at sunrise, my friend!" exclaimed Wilkie, as he entered the
 33  5,6|    extended his hand and solemnly exclaimed: "I swear!" ~"Very well,
 34  5,6|           his signature, and then exclaimed: "The estate that belongs
 35  5,6|         feet. "Lia d'Argeles!" he exclaimed. Then, with a burst of laughter,
 36  6,2|         kind of you to come!" she exclaimed. "You are most welcome.
 37  6,2|          horrible apparition, she exclaimed: "O, my God!" ~A bitter
 38  6,3|        perhaps we are saved!" she exclaimed. "Ah! I knew when I sent
 39  6,3|        baron interrupted her, and exclaimed, indignantly: "Ah! what
 40  6,4|          feet. "Never never!" she exclaimed, vehemently. ~The baron
 41  6,4|             It is not folly," she exclaimed, "but vengeance!" And as
 42  6,5|         dismay. "Two o'clock," he exclaimed, "and Kami-Bey is waiting
 43  7,2|            angry with himself, he exclaimed: "Ah! you know as well as
 44  7,2|      believed him, monsieur?" she exclaimed. "Really, this is too absurd!
 45  7,2|         and in an aggrieved tone, exclaimed: "Ah! you think it very
 46  7,3|        movement. "Great God!" she exclaimed, "he spurns me; he loathes
 47  7,3|    raising her from the floor, he exclaimed: "Don't cry so. You grieve
 48  7,3|          snapped his fingers, and exclaimed: "Nonsense! What is past
 49  7,4|        indignation. "Wilkie!" she exclaimed, "Wilkie, wretched boy!
 50  7,4|         more quickly. "Never!" he exclaimed. "Ah, no! What do you take
 51  7,4|          for ever?" he petulantly exclaimed. "It doesn't take with me.
 52  7,5|   flourishing it triumphantly, he exclaimed: "It would be extremely
 53  7,5|          reproaching her that she exclaimed: "So you will apply to the
 54  7,5| thunderstruck. "To my father?" he exclaimed. "Impossible!" ~"It is so,
 55  7,6|         dismayed. "The devil!" he exclaimed, "and where does he live!" ~"
 56  7,6|          everything. "Ah, ha!" he exclaimed, with a laugh that was at
 57  7,6|   remained obstinately closed, he exclaimed: "This is your work, wretch!" ~
 58  7,6|           had finished, the baron exclaimed: "Now be off; and never
 59  7,7|           if I thought that!" she exclaimed. And then, remembering what
 60  8,1|       drawing out her pocketbook, exclaimed: "That's enough! Here are
 61  8,1|           and flickering. "What!" exclaimed Madame de Fondege, "the
 62  8,3|         had been served, his wife exclaimed: "We won't keep you from
 63  8,5|      Mademoiselle Marguerite, and exclaimed: "Wait, at least, until
 64  9,1|            Ah! here you are!" she exclaimed, rudely, as soon as he appeared. "
 65  9,2|         her apartment. ~"My God!" exclaimed Marguerite, with bated breath, "
 66  9,4|        Pascal, we are saved!" she exclaimed. And without pausing to
 67  9,5|          with an air of surprise, exclaimed: "You desire to speak with
 68 10,1|       perceived this, and angrily exclaimed: "What are you doing here?
 69 10,2|           his employer paused, he exclaimed: "Well, we must outwit these
 70 10,3|        abruptly. "How stupid!" he exclaimed. "I had forgotten the principal
 71 10,3|        don't fancy that idea!" he exclaimed. "Leave it here? Never in
 72 10,3|          here you are, Toto," she exclaimed, joyously. "I didn't expect
 73 10,3|             Always business!" she exclaimed. ~"Yes - when a fellow hasn'
 74 10,4|          mother that you are," he exclaimed at last," and I'm prouder
 75 10,4|        Then I'm at your service!" exclaimed Chupin. And, loading himself
 76 10,5|     Monsieur must have returned!" exclaimed the valet, darting to the
 77 10,5|           the devil take him!" he exclaimed. "Here he sets me on the
 78 11,1|       perusal. "He consents!" she exclaimed. "He's frightened - he begs
 79 11,1|          shall I not?" ~"No, no!" exclaimed the elderly gentleman, in
 80 11,3|        perceiving his servant, he exclaimed: "Have you executed my commissions?" ~"
 81 11,3|         he mastered his rage, and exclaimed, with a forced laugh: "Ah!
 82 11,3|         there. "Let her come in!" exclaimed M. Fortunat, eagerly - "
 83 11,4|        clear and haughty, and she exclaimed in a ringing voice: "I am
 84 11,4|         this fruitless delay, she exclaimed: "I have come, monsieur,
 85 11,4|           did you know this?" she exclaimed. ~M. Fortunat had left his
 86 11,5|         him full in the eyes, she exclaimed: "Then you have been in
 87 11,5|         and in a feeling voice he exclaimed: "I understand your idea!
 88 12,1|           you try to defend her?" exclaimed Madame Ferailleur. "Do you
 89 12,2|     indignation. "The wretch!" he exclaimed; "the wretch!" But without
 90 12,2|        elated. "Well, mother!" he exclaimed, "well, is it strange that
 91 12,3|      spelling?" ~"Oh, certainly!" exclaimed Pascal, and a sudden inspiration
 92 12,4|          and in an excited voice, exclaimed, "Marguerite never wrote
 93 12,4|         be done, when suddenly he exclaimed: "Madame Vantrasson! We
 94 13,1|   cordially holding out his hand, exclaimed, "Ah! here you are at last,
 95 13,2|           Oh! enough, enough!" he exclaimed. "Don't waste precious time
 96 13,2|         Here you are at last!" he exclaimed, as the baron entered the
 97 13,2|           with more moderation he exclaimed: "It isn't strange that
 98 13,4|      against the mantel-shelf, he exclaimed: "Now, Monsieur Maumejan,
 99 13,5|         face purple with rage, he exclaimed: "It's a shame! an infamous
100 13,5|         paused to take breath, he exclaimed: "Upon my word! if I dared - - " ~"
101 13,5|  willingly accept your offer," he exclaimed, "if - - " ~"If what?" ~"
102 13,5| vigorously. "Allow me to say," he exclaimed, "that I am not any one'
103 13,6|          had entered, the marquis exclaimed: "Not that way! Pass out
104 13,6|          was a narrow escape!" he exclaimed, under his breath. ~ ~
105 13,7|         have been successful," he exclaimed, on seeing Pascal's face. ~"
106 13,7|          devil took you away?" he exclaimed, with that coarseness of
107 13,7|          don't speak so loud!" he exclaimed, imploringly. ~As he did
108 13,8|     sooner set eyes on it than he exclaimed: 'That the horse! Never!
109 13,8|   controlling himself at last, he exclaimed in a tone of assumed indifference: "
110 13,8|           money into a drawer and exclaimed: "So here's the needful
111 13,8|           in front of Pascal, and exclaimed: "Since you have just lent
112 14,2|    kindled, "Ah! so it's you!" he exclaimed, angrily. "You come at a
113 14,2|      think this very strange," he exclaimed. "If any one else had led
114 14,2|         get into such a mess!" he exclaimed. "You should have seen my
115 14,2|          Ah! this is capital!" he exclaimed. "What! So it was Baron
116 14,3|       Coralth enter his rooms, he exclaimed in unfeigned astonishment: "
117 14,4|        his hand to M. de Coralth, exclaimed: "You are most welcome,
118 14,4|   concluded his story, he gravely exclaimed: "Your young friend is indeed
119 14,5|   recovering himself a little, he exclaimed: "What! you are going to
120 15,2|    throwing one at Arthur's feet, exclaimed: 'I have no wish to assassinate
121 15,2|           going mad. 'And you!' I exclaimed, 'you! What will become
122 15,2|        sacrifice, my darling!' he exclaimed. 'I accept it; and before
123 15,3|            He even sprang up, and exclaimed: "Amazing!" ~But Madame
124 15,4|         such terrible remorse, he exclaimed: 'We are in a nice fix!
125 15,5|           a gruff voice beside us exclaimed: 'What are you doing there?'
126 15,5|      story. 'Enough!' he suddenly exclaimed, 'follow me!' A cab was
127 15,6|         idea; not bad at all," he exclaimed. And, boiling over with
128 15,6|           in his pocket, and then exclaimed: "That being the case, I
129 15,6|           take me for a fool?" he exclaimed. "I may appear very generous,
130 15,6|         pale. "Wretched boy!" she exclaimed. "You don't know that it'
131 16,1|          answered the summons, he exclaimed: "Show M. Casimir in." ~
132 16,1|         chair. "Immense sums!" he exclaimed. "Is it possible!" ~"Monsieur
133 16,2|        door, entered the room and exclaimed: "The doctor is here, and
134 16,2|        There is a story for you!" exclaimed M. Wilkie as soon as the
135 16,2|         chair. "I understand!" he exclaimed. "The count was murdered -
136 16,3|      moment; and then he solemnly exclaimed: "I should feel that my
137 16,3|            Ah! you are too kind!" exclaimed M. Wilkie. "You overpower
138 16,3|          of this, that he quickly exclaimed: "Ah, my dear doctor, if
139 16,4|    clapped his hands. "Bravo!" he exclaimed; "you have spoken the truth.
140 16,4|         you hear that, viscount?" exclaimed M. de Valorsay. ~"Yes! You
141 17,1|       Then I shall be all right!" exclaimed Chupin. "Have no fears,
142 17,1|         times. "What a woman!" he exclaimed, when she had left them. "
143 17,2|       furiously, when suddenly he exclaimed: "What an ass I am!" in
144 17,3|           contained, and joyfully exclaimed: "Here we have it. This
145 17,4|         are a vile scoundrel!" he exclaimed. "You confess that you purchased
146 17,4|     entered the shop, and sternly exclaimed: "Why! what's all this?" ~
147 17,4|       Scoundrel! who are you?" he exclaimed. "Who has hired you to follow
148 18,2|      indignation: "Monsieur!" she exclaimed, "Monsieur!" ~He was so
149 18,2|           Ah! you are severe!" he exclaimed. ~And a happy inspiration
150 18,3|         his shirt. "Good God!" he exclaimed in a tone of horror, as
151 18,4|         away, my dear child," she exclaimed. "The owner of the house
152 18,4|          hypocritical compassion, exclaimed: "Poor child! poor, dear
153 18,5|           Then opening a door, he exclaimed in a mocking voice: "Madame
154 18,5|           feet. "My letters!" she exclaimed. "Ah! wretched woman that
155 18,5|         shall be done by me," she exclaimed. ~"And have you any hope
156 18,5|            how good you are!" she exclaimed - "how generous! how noble!
157 19,1|      reappeared. "Great heavens!" exclaimed Madame de Fondege; "what
158 19,1|          blockhead!" she mentally exclaimed. "Who ever saw such obstinacy!
159 19,1|        his position, he hurriedly exclaimed: "Follow me at a little;
160 19,2|          whereupon a kindly voice exclaimed: "Jump in quickly, mademoiselle " ~
161 19,3|           beloved Marguerite," he exclaimed. "You are mine - nothing
162 19,3|            You thought that!" she exclaimed. "You believed that I doubted
163 19,3|          the clock, and earnestly exclaimed: "Time is passing, my son.
164 19,4|          turn, my only love," she exclaimed. "Ah! blessed be God who
165 19,4|    scoundrel's death warrant." he exclaimed, exultantly. And approaching
166 19,5|           confession, she hastily exclaimed: "My conduct may have seemed
167 19,5|       noble and courageous girl!" exclaimed Madame Ferailleur. "You
168 19,5|         feet, and in a firm voice exclaimed: "You have acted rightly." ~"
169 19,5|          as soon as she appeared, exclaimed: ~"You are Mademoiselle
170 20,2|          infamous conspiracy," he exclaimed. "Baron, you shall atone
171 20,2|        scorn. "Ah! well, yes!" he exclaimed - "yes, all that you have