Chapter

  1  1,1|   hastened to admit her. "I have come for you because the woman
  2  1,1|    francs - but on condition you come without complaining if I
  3  1,2|    Madame d'Argeles's house, had come to him in the Rue d'Ulm
  4  1,2|        ever need a helping hand, come to me." And at the recollection
  5  2,1|        same as dogs do when they come up out of the water; he
  6  2,2|                  Then why do you come to me with your bill? It
  7  2,3|          can remain now; he will come here in a moment." ~The
  8  2,5|        myself that the day would come when, at any risk, you would
  9  3,2|           The baron called out: "Come in," and a valet appeared,
 10  3,2|          Double it and you won't come up to the mark. Ah! my dear
 11  4,2|        besides, he wouldn't have come this morning to tell me
 12  4,2|           Then it is a good one. Come, let us reason a little.
 13  4,2|        urgent business. "Let him come in," said the baron. ~It
 14  5,1|        He would have let Domingo come in second, not third!" ~"
 15  5,4|          would some day or other come to Paris and pay all his
 16  5,4|         not due for some time to come, and it was only through
 17  5,4|        these millions - will she come forward and claim them?
 18  5,5|          viscount added: "I have come, my dear Wilkie, to ask
 19  5,5|     victim of a practical joke. "Come, my friend," he said at
 20  5,6|        inviting Victor Chupin to come up and take some refreshment.
 21  6,1|           if she sent for him to come back, she might perhaps
 22  6,2|        It is too late - he won't come!" she murmured. ~But now
 23  6,2|           Ah! how kind of you to come!" she exclaimed. "You are
 24  6,4|         fools call great ladies, come running to the show. They
 25  6,4|   running to the show. They will come to see how a notorious woman
 26  6,4|   chastisement could not fail to come, and it was terrible, like
 27  6,5|          he had the impudence to come, in order to dispel any
 28  7,2|        woman, whose peace he had come to destroy, was not only
 29  7,2|         he was seeking would not come; and, so at last, angry
 30  7,2|         as well as I, why I have come. Do you dare to pretend
 31  7,2|       judged that the moment had come "to do the sentimental,"
 32  7,2|         this very hard. I didn't come into the world at my own
 33  7,3|     would be so. Oh! why did you come? What infamous wretch sent
 34  7,3|      thought that some one might come in. He hated the very idea
 35  7,3|          feet, and gently said: "Come, come, be reasonable! Why
 36  7,3|          and gently said: "Come, come, be reasonable! Why do you
 37  7,5|           He scarcely deigned to come back, and he made no attempt
 38  7,6|         had broken up the game. "Come back, gentleman, come back,"
 39  7,6|            Come back, gentleman, come back," he cried, angrily. "
 40  7,6|       Who gave you permission to come in here?" he added. "Who
 41  8,1|        been doing in my absence? Come, make haste. Light the lamp.
 42  8,1|          ve never been so happy. Come, come, and see your room."
 43  8,1|       never been so happy. Come, come, and see your room." And
 44  8,5|          is the fourth time I've come here with my bill." ~Madame
 45  8,5|       again, if money and credit come back again, then the old
 46  9,4|       read as follows: "When you come on Tuesday bring this letter
 47  9,4|    replied the man. "Does madame come for a photograph?" ~"Yes." ~"
 48  9,5|        and tell him that he must come." ~Her tone was so commanding,
 49  9,5|  photographer, she said, "I have come to you, monsieur, to ask
 50  9,5|         I will send for them, or come myself." And, feeling the
 51  9,6|        over her? whence would it come? and in what form? What
 52 10,4| barrieres. It was the old Chupin come to life once more - Toto
 53 10,4|        reply. "I certainly don't come to call on him," he answered. "
 54 10,4|        said: "This is the place. Come in." ~ ~
 55 10,6|          am," he muttered. "I've come more quickly than an omnibus." ~
 56 11,1|      from my husband; from Paul. Come, come!" ~A bald-headed,
 57 11,1|        husband; from Paul. Come, come!" ~A bald-headed, corpulent
 58 11,2|       horse. Chupin called him. "Come here, my little fellow,"
 59 11,2|           Doesn't your papa ever come to see you?" insisted Chupin. ~"
 60 11,2|          I don't know. But he'll come some day, and take us away
 61 11,2|       get some." ~"Does he often come to see you?" ~"Every evening.
 62 11,2|       ten sous cigars, I sha'n't come here to buy them." ~However,
 63 11,3|      added, addressing Florent. "Come and undress me; I must be
 64 11,3|     expected was there. "Let her come in!" exclaimed M. Fortunat,
 65 11,3|     Fortunat, eagerly - "let her come in!" ~Mademoiselle Marguerite
 66 11,4|           she exclaimed: "I have come, monsieur, to confer with
 67 11,5|        aware of that, and I have come to ask you to search for
 68 12,2|      will it suffice in years to come? I would have my son's wife
 69 13,1|          interrupted the baron. "Come, we must have a talk." ~
 70 13,1|         tone. "You have no doubt come," said he, "for the money
 71 13,2|          corruption - people who come there persuaded that money
 72 13,3|          the decisive moment had come, he was endowed with indomitable
 73 13,3|         different matter. If you come from Baron Trigault, you
 74 13,3|      respect due to the Messiah. Come in. I will announce you
 75 13,4|        half-civilized nabobs who come here every year to astonish
 76 13,7|      they told me you were here. Come, we'll go and question him." ~
 77 13,7|        than when he's eating." ~"Come, come, prince," said the
 78 13,7|       when he's eating." ~"Come, come, prince," said the baron,
 79 13,7|       done was to reassure him. "Come," insisted the baron, "tell
 80 14,1|        inquired: "Where have you come from, and what has happened
 81 14,2|         exclaimed, angrily. "You come at a good time!" ~But M.
 82 14,2|          said, curtly. "It's I - come to inquire if you have gone
 83 14,5|        impudence and audacity to come there again so soon after
 84 14,5|        were in her place - - " ~"Come, make haste," rejoined Wilkie,
 85 15,1|          it was too late. He had come to Paris with the fixed
 86 15,6|    million francs on the day you come into possession of the Chalusse
 87 16,2|          moment for speaking has come, I almost hesitate. Our
 88 16,3|       always there at this hour. Come! here is a scrap of paper
 89 16,3|       your consultation is over, come back and dine with me." ~"
 90 16,4|     remaining five will be mine. Come, confess that the plan is
 91 17,1|           he resumed, "you might come down and I would tell you
 92 17,1|          for you; and if I don't come down at the end of half
 93 17,2|      shall find him at his desk! Come, Victor, my boy, you must
 94 17,2|      said he, "do you fancy I've come to collect money from you
 95 17,3|       with one of your comrades, come in, and I'll reward you
 96 18,1|         speak with her. "Let her come in," replied Marguerite,
 97 18,1|       unusual vivacity. "Let her come in at once." ~A lady who
 98 18,4|        entered the room. "I have come to take you away, my dear
 99 18,4|       her in alighting. "Did you come to take breakfast with us?"
100 19,1|          while a chill seemed to come to her heart, her head burned
101 19,2|   Pigalle and the Rue Boursault. Come, and let no fear of arousing
102 19,2|         puritanical old lady had come to fetch Marguerite, so
103 19,3|        Ferailleur felt the tears come to her eyes as she stood
104 19,3|     would be lost." ~"She cannot come upon us unawares, my dear
105 19,5|      associated with him, do not come within the reach of human
106 20,1|          poor devil who has just come into possession of a property
107 20,1|     Wilkie made his appearance. "Come, my good friends!" said
108 20,3|       capital? And when you have come to your last louis, you
109 20,3|          necessarily, inevitably come. Ah, ha! you will not then