Chapter

  1  1,1|   interrupted Madame Ferailleur - "take it or leave it." ~Madame
  2  2,1|            read the items. It will take but a moment," rejoined
  3  2,2|          law-suit; very good. I'll take it upon myself to enlighten
  4  2,3|           means in every country: "Take care - I'm here!" But he
  5  2,4|        style of hair-dressing, and take part in a comedy. It is
  6  2,4|         declared it proper form to take a 'drop' on returning from
  7  3,1|           raised his hand as if to take a solemn oath, when the
  8  3,2|          exclaimed. "But I sha'n't take part in the races at Vincennes.
  9  4,1|            declare that folks must take them as they find them.
 10  4,1|             afterward, the law may take its course!" ~The baron
 11  4,2|         entreat you to allow me to take the place of the man you
 12  4,2|            his confidence. I shall take him money or fair promises,
 13  5,1|       being, but who were ready to take a startling revenge whenever
 14  5,3|          became time for Wilkie to take his degree. He presented
 15  5,3|          to return to England, and take up my abode there. Here
 16  5,3|   mantel-shelf. But Wilkie did not take time to discover this. He
 17  5,4|            he actually declined to take part in a game of baccarat
 18  5,4|          herself and for him, than take such a step. She is so ridiculously
 19  5,6|             The step I am about to take - - " ~"What, haven't you
 20  5,6|       Victor Chupin to come up and take some refreshment. The scene
 21  6,4|         more. Then the papers will take up the refrain; they will
 22  6,4|         can assert your claims and take possession of your brother'
 23  6,4|           owl to have forgotten to take your jewels.' Yes, those
 24  6,5|           safest thing would be to take no action whatever at present,"
 25  6,5|          thought of harm, tried to take the card, which she still
 26  7,1|    questions, and what position to take up according to circumstances.
 27  7,1|            and that he knew how to take care of himself as well
 28  7,1|      mystery perhaps, approached. "Take in the gentleman's card,"
 29  7,1|    monsieur will be kind enough to take a seat, I will summon madame
 30  7,3|              only you know it will take me some time to acquire
 31  7,3|           cease repeating to her: 'Take care! Your son will be twenty
 32  7,3|           She had compelled him to take a chair opposite her, and,
 33  7,4|    exclaimed. "Ah, no! What do you take me for?" ~This repugnance
 34  7,4|  petulantly exclaimed. "It doesn't take with me. You know what I
 35  7,5|           and the government would take possession of our millions.
 36  7,6|           caught hold of her arm. "Take care!" he vociferated; "
 37  7,6|            care!" he vociferated; "take care! Do not infuriate me
 38  7,7|         miracle if he were not. So take courage, and hope for the
 39  8,1|           insisted that she should take a place beside Madame de
 40  8,1|          the General. ~"You should take a cab if you haven't money
 41  8,2|            decided that she should take her meals at the family
 42  8,2|           to give us?" ~It did not take her long to discover the
 43  8,4|            your dressmaker, I will take you to mine, who works like
 44  8,4|     Fortunately, I am here. I will take your mother's place, and
 45  9,3|         Madame de Fondege, "I will take you with me, then; but make
 46  9,4|         the letter, and they could take a copy of it. But no - this
 47  9,5|          and said, "If madame will take a seat, I will call monsieur." ~
 48  9,6|      prince had ordered but didn't take, so that the builder was
 49  9,6|          tenth time, "What do they take me for? Do they think me
 50  9,6|      fashion? A common thief would take care not to excite suspicion
 51 10,2|            and - and M. Andre will take a glass with you.' And that
 52 10,3|          wish to know?" ~"So as to take him this letter, to be sure!" ~
 53 10,4|      concealing something from me. Take care, Toto! Since I heard
 54 10,4|        perhaps you'd be willing to take these flower-pots up to
 55 10,5|            an oath. "May the devil take him!" he exclaimed. "Here
 56 10,5|         answer. You will afterward take the other to the person
 57 10,6|    waistcoat will be coming out to take the letter to that famous
 58 11,2|      offered him a cigar, saying: "Take a seat - here's something
 59 11,2|           he'll come some day, and take us away with him to a large
 60 11,3| involuntarily held out his hand to take the money, but quickly withdrew
 61 11,3|            Flandres, he muttered: "Take twenty sous from that poor
 62 11,4|          The step she was about to take cost her a terrible effort.
 63 11,5|          plans. He had intended to take Mademoiselle Marguerite
 64 11,5|         that M. Fortunat seemed to take in her affairs aroused her
 65 12,1|            she had not had time to take off her shawl and bonnet
 66 12,3|              she interrupted, "but take care. By declaring children
 67 12,4|        corner of the mantel-shelf. Take it and see." ~Pascal obeyed,
 68 13,1|       guide remarked that he would take him upstairs to the baron'
 69 13,1|          and if you do not wish to take it to him, I shall send
 70 13,2|           of cards with. The devil take him! He will be sure to
 71 13,3|      produced at the present age. "Take a seat here, and I will
 72 13,3|            However, Pascal did not take much interest in these trophies,
 73 13,4|       answered the summons: "Here, take this package to Prince Kami
 74 13,5|   acquaintance, who are obliged to take their silver to the pawn-broker'
 75 13,5|          concluded the baron would take no further action in the
 76 13,5|           M. de Valorsay paused to take breath, he exclaimed: "Upon
 77 13,6|         friends." ~He had risen to take leave, when the door of
 78 13,8|         they are right. I ought to take part in racing.' So I began
 79 13,8|      marquis reserved the right to take his horses back on payment
 80 13,8|  twenty-four thousand francs won't take the place of the hundred
 81 14,2|            threatened him, he must take the advice of more experienced
 82 14,3|      curtly. "This duel will never take place." ~"I should like
 83 14,3|            I will call for you and take you to his house. If he
 84 15,1|   superannuated nobleman who would take me without a dowry, or of
 85 15,1|            my first impulse was to take it, not to my mother - whom
 86 15,6|          man as M. Wilkie. "Do you take me for a fool?" he exclaimed. "
 87 15,6|          wishes to persuade you to take some false step." ~"Ah!
 88 16,1|        their gambling-den! It will take the newspapers a month to
 89 16,1|       justice of the peace came to take the inventory, the money
 90 16,2|            s friends. She wouldn't take her jewels and diamonds
 91 16,3|      standing in the courtyard; so take it, and when your consultation
 92 16,3|          the carriage which was to take him to M. Maumejan's was
 93 16,4|            open the escritoire and take the vial away. You may say
 94 16,4|           becomes my wife, I shall take from a certain drawer a
 95 17,2|             ordering the driver to take her to the Railway Station
 96 17,2|       Since that is the case, pray take a seat, and tell me how
 97 17,3|         railway porter. It did not take him long to find one, and
 98 17,4|            ll settle your account! Take that!" And so saying, he
 99 18,1|       letter. "What answer shall I take my brother-in-law?" ~"Tell
100 18,2|           now extended his hand to take hold of Marguerite's, and
101 18,3|        called a few moments ago to take her to the opera." ~"What
102 18,4|          the room. "I have come to take you away, my dear child,"
103 18,4|        delightful drive they would take together in the wonderful
104 18,4|        alighting. "Did you come to take breakfast with us?" he asked. "
105 18,5|          confide to you. So let me take this young lady to the baroness,
106 18,5|           generous! how noble! You take your revenge in giving me
107 19,1|       thing you can do would be to take her home and put her to
108 20,1|           it was! This fete was to take place on the second day