Chapter

  1  1,2|          replied, "and strange to say, by some fortunate chance,
  2  2,1|        gentleman has something to say to him." ~The two valets
  3  2,2|            that's all! That is to say, in four months, at least
  4  2,2|         give me an opportunity to say what I think about your
  5  2,2|    house-top what others dare not say, and we'll see if I don'
  6  2,2|          furious passion "You may say what you like, you rascally
  7  2,4|        just now. Still if, as you say, it is absolutely necessary
  8  2,4|        redeem them within a week. Say, will you do this?" And,
  9  2,5|         only too well that what I say is true; and if you desire
 10  2,5|        true that I gamble. People say, 'That great Baron Trigault
 11  3,1|         ascribe to him. What do I say? - he is even above suspicion.
 12  3,2|       have even gone so far as to say that this piece of knavery
 13  3,2|        saying to himself. "Let us say two hundred and fifty thousand
 14  3,3|    default of something better to say. "How very strange!" ~"Isn'
 15  3,4|       obtained peace - that is to say, he bought it. This lady'
 16  4,1|       waste precious time, as you say; but what you have just
 17  4,1|         he hastily added: "When I say I haven't that amount, I
 18  4,2|            the scoundrel dared to say so. Ah! if I had not been
 19  4,2|         Marguerite loved you, you say?" ~"Yes." ~"And she has
 20  5,2|          though it is needless to say, perhaps, that this chance
 21  5,3|           you a similar amount. I say 'shall SEND,' because my
 22  5,6|        foolish thing he may do or say. I must remain with him
 23  5,6|        manner than usual. "Let us say but little, and that to
 24  5,6|          day." ~It is needless to say that Wilkie signed it eagerly.
 25  6,1|        left his card - that is to say, his address - and it would
 26  6,1|            Wilkie would certainly say this if he ever learned
 27  6,4|          article. The papers will say, 'Another star has disappeared.
 28  6,5|           every Monday for years, say if they found the doors
 29  7,1| instructed exactly what to do and say, how to answer any questions,
 30  7,2|       also his mother, that is to say, the good fairy whose protection
 31  7,2|      speak!" ~It was very easy to say "speak," but unfortunately
 32  7,2|          completely. "I wished to say to you," he repeated, "I
 33  7,2|         he repeated, "I wished to say to you - - " But the words
 34  7,2|           deserted, Wilkie; don't say that. Have you not felt
 35  7,4|   compelled me, Lia d'Argeles, to say, 'Well, yes, it is true;
 36  7,5|       moment. I have something to say in this matter. You may
 37  7,5|     reasonable - - " ~"That is to say, you care nothing for the
 38  7,5|       thousand francs,' and he'll say no more." ~Madame d'Argeles
 39  7,6|          is the lover. He has the say here - he - " ~He did not
 40  7,7|           with oats - or I should say, money - lets him loose;
 41  7,7|        from what she was about to say, but because she was exhausted
 42  8,3|      forget himself so much as to say that the drive to the cemetery
 43  8,4|         it was to her interest to say it, she urged her opinions
 44  9,1|           proofs before she could say: "A robbery has been committed.
 45  9,1|          sweeter than honey. They say the payment of a bad debt
 46  9,2|          And Marguerite heard her say to the servant in her sweetest
 47  9,2|          her way that she did not say a dozen words during breakfast. "
 48  9,5|        prepare what she wished to say, for a man of five-and-thirty,
 49  9,6|       gravely. "Oh, I know what I say. I've counted the cost.
 50 10,1|           and scarcely deigned to say "thanks," in the coldest
 51 10,2|      Coralth in the mire, I shall say, 'My money has been well
 52 10,2|       feel a thirst for liquor, I say to myself, 'Wait a bit,
 53 10,3|        frightens me." ~"That's to say, you fear I shall do something
 54 10,4|           waistcoat, "what do you say to that? Are there any elegant
 55 10,4|           of wine! you had better say two." ~"Well, I'll say a
 56 10,4|     better say two." ~"Well, I'll say a whole bottleful. my boy,
 57 10,6|           like. And you heard him say there would be an answer.
 58 11,1|       Paul rise from her seat and say a few words with an air
 59 11,2|         yes!" ~"And what does she say?" ~"That he's rich - very
 60 11,2|       mother had forbidden him to say anything on the subject -
 61 11,3|         man." ~It is only just to say that money had never given
 62 11,5|          remarked: "It is easy to SAY these things." ~"And to
 63 11,5|          would be more correct to say that it is a transaction
 64 11,5|        employer, he remarked: "To say nothing of the fact that
 65 12,1|        was unnecessary for him to say a word; before he had even
 66 12,1|          for what he was about to say, and then he quickly replied: "
 67 12,1|      honest woman myself; I don't say it in self-glorification,
 68 12,1|         want, how can she fail to say to herself: 'That, perhaps,
 69 12,1|          trembled lest she should say: "And you, my son, would
 70 12,1|           senses," he ventured to say in extenuation. ~"Would
 71 12,2|      Marguerite's fault?" ~"Did I say it was her fault? No - I
 72 12,3|       their children will finally say to themselves, what does
 73 12,3|           with a gesture. "Let us say no more on the subject,"
 74 12,4|      absurdity. "And what shall I say of these mistakes in spelling?"
 75 13,2|    disposal just now, and finally say, 'No.'" ~Pascal was still
 76 13,4|          the galleys. And who can say how many crimes the Marquis
 77 13,4|   interrupted Pascal. "Strange to say, I have a little leisure
 78 13,4|          he replied: "I regret to say that I don't, Monsieur le
 79 13,5|   millions of francs." ~"I should say ten millions, at least." ~"
 80 13,5|    impassive countenance. "I must say that I don't understand
 81 13,5|           He feared lest he might say "Yes" too quickly, so betray
 82 13,5|          vigorously. "Allow me to say," he exclaimed, "that I
 83 13,6|           for a month, they would say to him as they do to every
 84 13,6|         onerous - - " ~"I did not say so," interrupted M. de Valorsay,
 85 14,1|          de Serpillon. Strange to say, they were not in any of
 86 14,3|       manner, he resumed: "Let us say no more about the wife,
 87 14,3|        moment. ~It is needless to say that Wilkie dressed with
 88 14,3|        him applause. ~"Why do you say 'already?'" replied the
 89 15,6|      influenced - I should rather say decided - by the exalted
 90 15,6|           I often heard my father say that his income amounted
 91 15,6|  stammered. This was all he could say. ~"Only I must warn you
 92 15,6|     collect the money. As for me, say to yourself that I'm dead.
 93 16,1| discovered is - very singular, to say the least. I was just saying
 94 16,2|          who is - at least people say - the count's illegitimate
 95 16,2|            I am a man, that is to say, I am liable to error. In
 96 16,2|        prevent apoplexy.' I don't say that this is false, but
 97 16,2|          The most I can do, is to say what course I should pursue
 98 16,3|           the other servants will say. This testimony will be
 99 16,4|       take the vial away. You may say that there are seals upon
100 16,4|   innocence?'" ~"I think she will say: 'Save me and I will marry
101 16,4|          examining magistrate and say to him: 'Marguerite a thief!
102 17,1|           displeases you, we will say no more about it." ~"And
103 17,1|         him without being able to say, 'It's he.' But it would
104 17,2|        the vehicle. All she could say was that she had hired it
105 17,3|           this driver?" ~"I can't say, just at this moment; he'
106 18,2|     absence. ~However, strange to say, after the coffee was served,
107 18,3|           hopes. I entreat you to say that you forgive me." ~"
108 18,5|          that would enable him to say and prove that he was insolvent
109 18,5|              What could I have to say to my mother?" continued
110 19,1|          in the hall. What did he say to her in justification
111 19,2|     required she might be able to say: "I was there!" ~As for
112 19,3|   explanation, for he had much to say, and it was growing late. "
113 19,5|    consent to marry him. I should say, however, that M. Wilkie
114 20,1|          was able to call out, "I say, Valorsay, my good friend,"
115 20,2|          Kami-Bey bawled out: "To say nothing of the fact that