Chapter

  1  1,1|           mother?" ~"I want you to see her." ~On entering the little
  2  1,1|        allow her worthy husband to see. ~"What would you charge
  3  1,2|           insinuations? Didn't you see her hypocritical smile and
  4  1,2|           saw him as she wished to see him. Now he was ready to
  5  2,1|            richest men in Paris to see a bill for absolute necessities
  6  2,2|            dare not say, and we'll see if I don't succeed in organizing
  7  2,3|          That's sufficient. I will see him in a moment." ~Pascal
  8  2,3|        middle classes." ~"I should see nothing so very improper
  9  2,5|         any risk, you would try to see your child again, to embrace
 10  3,1|       proof of his visit. He could see the baron somewhere else
 11  3,1|           honor - I only needed to see your home to be convinced
 12  3,1|           what she may, I can only see in her the chaste and beautiful
 13  3,1|            few trusted friends; we see each other almost every
 14  3,2|       distinctly, and I could also see him." ~ ~"Agreed," replied
 15  3,2|        during the coming week, you see the sale of my horses announced." ~ ~"
 16  3,3|      marquis gayly continued: "You see, I'm going to make a change
 17  3,3|           that she really longs to see me married." ~"I understand,"
 18  3,3|        to-morrow. Never attempt to see me again. Fear everything
 19  3,4|     Valorsay should have failed to see any connection between his
 20  3,4|           him that he could always see the gleam of a poniard or
 21  4,2|      accused of doing." ~"You must see, then - " ~"Excuse me -
 22  4,2|         that point. When shall you see Mademoiselle Marguerite
 23  4,2|       requested me NEVER to try to see her again." ~"Very well!
 24  5,2|           icy rain. He could still see himself as he wandered on,
 25  5,3|            he counted his money to see what remained of the five
 26  5,5|           hat: ~"Very well. I will see you again on Monday." ~But
 27  5,6|           me all this?" ~"I didn't see how it could interest you
 28  5,6|         words, you were waiting to see whether it would be most
 29  5,6|       outwit me, but we shall soon see about that." The viscount
 30  6,3|    announcement will create. I can see your friends and the frequenters
 31  6,4|      before the sale, and you will see all the dolls that hairdressers,
 32  6,4|            show. They will come to see how a notorious woman lives,
 33  6,4|            of want! I would rather see Wilkie die of starvation
 34  6,5|        that covered my eyes. I can see my conduct clearly now,
 35  6,5|       brother's child to my son. I see what my duty is, and I shall
 36  6,5|           her head, it was easy to see that she had very little
 37  6,5|           dear madame, I will soon see you again, and in the meantime
 38  7,1|         his disposal! He seemed to see them, to hold them, to feel
 39  7,1|            his voice, requested to see Madame d'Argeles. "Madame
 40  7,3|        took a solemn oath never to see you again, and to die without
 41  7,4|           sitting here shall never see me again. From this moment
 42  7,4|          water. Very well, you may see for yourself. This is a
 43  7,4|            you, for I would rather see you dead than dishonored
 44  7,4|          she said aloud, "you must see that a new life is about
 45  7,5|        Chalusse property, you will see him appear, armed with his
 46  7,5|        years' waiting. You may yet see the day when you will regret
 47  7,6|  frightened. She feared she should see her son butchered before
 48  7,7|          on coals of fire. I could see the perspiration on his
 49  7,7|        color, as if he expected to see you and Wilkie enter. A
 50  7,7|         blood if he had chanced to see it. "I am not so stupid!"
 51  8,1|        from the carriage window to see if the vehicle laden with
 52  8,1|          here already, and we must see if the rooms I intended
 53  8,1|        dine with me. Call my maid. See that M. Gustave's room is
 54  8,1|           is in order. Go down and see if the General doesn't need
 55  8,1|          so happy. Come, come, and see your room." And while they
 56  8,3|             sandy hair - amazed to see her husband deport himself
 57  8,5|          she said quickly. "I will see her in a moment." ~The order
 58  8,5|         asked Marguerite, "did you see your friends?" ~"Don't speak
 59  9,1|    Mademoiselle Marguerite did not see him again. Dinner was served
 60  9,3|            and damsels, who ask to see all the new goods. It is
 61  9,4|          you called at my house to see me." So Mademoiselle Marguerite'
 62  9,4|            necessary that I should see you. I shall look for you
 63  9,5|             No one but myself will see the proofs." ~Greatly moved,
 64 10,1|             In a week's time we'll see who laughs last." ~He paused,
 65 10,2|         approvingly, "very good! I see that you will serve me with
 66 10,2|            he would no doubt never see again. ~Victor had become
 67 10,2|           if need be; and if I can see Coralth in the mire, I shall
 68 10,2|         well expended.' I'd rather see that day dawn than be the
 69 10,3|            s any reward, you shall see that I know how to repay
 70 10,3|           mamma; but business, you see - business." ~The worthy
 71 10,4|       narrative was finished. "You see now how easy it is to lead
 72 10,4|          To be what she is, and to see herself denounced by her
 73 10,5|           don't refuse - but we'll see." ~The viscount did not
 74 10,6|             and I'll watch him and see where he goes. I should
 75 11,1|           at first, it was easy to see that she struggled no longer.
 76 11,1|          would have sneered! I can see her now as she looked that
 77 11,1|           perhaps because he could see that the young woman was
 78 11,2|       knees, and, after looking to see if the door communicating
 79 11,2|           t your papa ever come to see you?" insisted Chupin. ~"
 80 11,2|        wouldn't you like to go and see him?" ~"I don't know. But
 81 11,2|              Does he often come to see you?" ~"Every evening. He
 82 11,2|         that the customers mustn't see him." ~It would have been
 83 11,3|     executed, monsieur." ~"Did you see the baroness?" ~"She made
 84 11,4|            for she had expected to see a den. The agent's polite
 85 11,5|          fortunes. Upon my word, I see nothing so very bad about
 86 11,5|      revenge. I won't rest until I see him ruined." ~Mademoiselle
 87 12,2|            so greatly surprised to see her doing the mistress at
 88 12,2|         like gratitude." ~"Ah! you see, mother, you see!" ~"As
 89 12,2|           Ah! you see, mother, you see!" ~"As for the wife, it
 90 12,2|           the wife, it was easy to see that she had sincerely regretted
 91 12,2|        that I can, without sorrow, see you choose a girl of no
 92 12,3|             Here, mother, read and see for yourself." ~Madame Ferailleur
 93 12,4|          mantel-shelf. Take it and see." ~Pascal obeyed, and noticed
 94 12,4|      replied, "and if I attempt to see her, if I even venture to
 95 13,1|          count it," he added, "and see if the amount is correct." ~
 96 13,1|            like a man who fails to see that he has done anything
 97 13,2| twenty-four hours long: and as you see, I'm very busy, so busy
 98 13,2|         not pleasant to hear. "You see, I've had enough of paying
 99 13,3|            white necktie. He could see only one immediate, decisive
100 13,3|           gate. "I doubt if he can see you." But when Pascal handed
101 13,3|            a seat here, and I will see where the marquis is," said
102 13,3|        returned. "The marquis will see you now, monsieur," said
103 13,4|          if he allowed this man to see what a terrible blow this
104 13,5|          in a dilemma from which I see no possible way of escape.
105 13,5|            he said, coldly. "I can see why you might feel annoyed,
106 13,6|       rather cramped just now; but see that rascal B - - .' And
107 13,6|          Valorsay made no sign. "I see that you are a shrewd man,
108 13,6|            Dr. Jodon. They wish to see you, monsieur." ~Though
109 13,7|            annoyed if he failed to see you; and I will inform him
110 14,1|        appearance everywhere: "You see that young man? - he is
111 14,3|           but now he was amazed to see how greatly he had overestimated
112 14,4|              never! It was easy to see that by the way he settled
113 14,5|           tone; "and I will go and see if she will consent to see
114 14,5|         see if she will consent to see you. Wait here." ~He went
115 14,5|           sufferings. "Madame will see you," said the man, impudently. "
116 14,5|         which she was condemned to see always the same, since its
117 15,2|           it was so. You can still see on my face the mark of the
118 15,6|             declaring he would not see me again until I became
119 16,1|           great importance to him; see if you can repeat it now
120 16,4|              One moment and you'll see. This morning Mademoiselle
121 16,4|       followed her. And what did I see? Why, Mademoiselle paused
122 17,1|            what do you wish?" ~"To see you every day, so as to
123 17,2|       several passers-by turned to see who was applying this unflattering
124 17,3|                  3~"Then you shall see." So saying the clerk rose
125 18,4|           a dozen shops, asking to see everything, finding everything
126 18,4|        habit of doing so. You will see how people will look at
127 18,4|            our breakfast. You will see a lovely woman." And addressing
128 18,5|           She will be delighted to see you. But first of all, I
129 18,5|           be discovered. They will see - - " The thought of what
130 18,5|         thought of what they would see endowed her with the energy
131 18,5|          no one must be allowed to see those letters! - it must
132 19,1|         gave me a terrible fright; see how I tremble." But the
133 19,2|         monsieur! Speak! Don't you see how anxious I am?" ~He did
134 19,2|         how anxious I am?" ~He did see it only too well; and his
135 19,2|          shall triumph. But I must see you to-day at any risk.
136 19,3|       knees before her. "At last I see you again, my beloved Marguerite,"
137 19,3|         fool that I was, I did not see that the note was a forgery!" ~
138 19,4|          more slowly resumed: "You see, Marguerite, we have clear,
139 19,5|      Pascal!" said she, "don't you see that it is almost ten o'
140 19,5|      repeated Pascal, "as you will see. Justice, which is a human
141 19,5|           way. And yet I wished to see you, to learn if this course
142 20,1|         the Baron: "You will never see me again," she had said. "
143 20,2|          heard the name, wished to see the man who had aided and
144 20,2|           an age in which we daily see those whom we had considered