Chapter

 1  1,1|    discouraged, especially as she knew that if she failed to obtain
 2  1,2|          act, and yet he scarcely knew how to begin the campaign.
 3  2,4|         me if I had a husband who knew how to make them treat me
 4  2,5|         silent and conceal what I knew? Ah! it was because, by
 5  3,1|          the baron whom the world knew was only a comedian; this
 6  3,4|       discovered that her husband knew everything, and she warned
 7  4,1|          itself; but this time he knew how to conceal the joy that
 8  5,1|         could he refuse, since he knew that if these young men
 9  5,3|     liberty, and that he scarcely knew what to do with himself.
10  5,5|           no little danger. If he knew something about her, she
11  5,5|        about her, she on her side knew everything connected with
12  5,6|          for a couple of days. He knew Wilkie perfectly well, and
13  5,6|           the marquis all that he knew, and the plans that he had
14  5,6|    Argeles was a Chalusse, but he knew how to maintain his composure.
15  5,6|         that he was going mad. "I knew that I belonged to a noble
16  6,1|       lips to pronounce. This man knew that she, Lia d'Argeles,
17  6,1| courageous enough to reply that I knew absolutely nothing about
18  6,1|     visitor have declared that he knew everything, if he had not
19  6,1|            this Isidore Fortunat, knew that she had a son. Perhaps
20  6,2|          are most welcome. If you knew how anxiously I have been
21  6,2|         He made no reply. "If you knew," continued Madame d'Argeles, "
22  6,2|           d'Argeles, "if you only knew " ~But she paused, for in
23  6,2|          not have uttered it. She knew what mental agony had urged
24  6,3|             she exclaimed. "Ah! I knew when I sent for you that
25  6,3|  amazement. "What!" said he; "you knew this and you allowed it?
26  6,4|        would be frightened if you knew half the extent of his villainy.
27  7,1|          was no fool, and that he knew how to take care of himself
28  7,1|           said the concierge, who knew that his mistress had only
29  7,3|          me; he loathes me. Ah! I knew it would be so. Oh! why
30  7,3|      might be preserved intact. I knew the horrors of abject poverty,
31  7,6|         three different tones. He knew what he had to expect from
32  7,7|   extremely pale. Why? Because he knew whose card it was. After
33  8,1|             Madame Leon, whom she knew to be the Marquis de Valorsay'
34  8,5|   cautious and clear-sighted. She knew how to watch and how to
35 10,1|         Chupin with everything he knew concerning the history of
36 11,2|           was certain now that he knew the contents of the letter
37 11,2|    Coralth had become alarmed. He knew only too well that if his
38 11,3|         made public. ~M. Fortunat knew that his agent was shrewd,
39 11,4|         reassure her. M. Fortunat knew her already, since he was
40 11,5|           to conceal all that she knew herself. "Perhaps you are
41 12,1|           Mademoiselle Marguerite knew Pascal Ferailleur. Suddenly
42 12,1|         of the woman he loved. He knew the weak spot in the marquis'
43 12,1|           marquis's armor now; he knew where and how to strike,
44 12,1|           and self-denial. If you knew, my dear mother, if you
45 12,1|          dear mother, if you only knew - - " ~"What?" ~He kissed
46 12,1|          Pascal made no reply. He knew only too well that his mother
47 12,1|         of such a mother?" For he knew his mother's prejudices,
48 12,1|         generation. "The baroness knew that her husband adored
49 12,1|     baroness more severely if you knew what her daughter has suffered -
50 12,1|    daughter has suffered - if you knew the perils and miseries
51 12,2|           was told me, although I knew it would only increase your
52 12,3|      desire to annihilate her. He knew that she was only a vile
53 13,1|         Like most opulent men, he knew few poor people who wore
54 13,1|      careless good-nature. Pascal knew this, and feeling that his
55 13,2|          was called prince no one knew, not even the man himself.
56 13,3|        and fears; but now that he knew whom he was to attack -
57 13,5|          evident distrust, for he knew with what sweet excuses
58 13,5|         dismissed? M. de Valorsay knew this, but a terrible disquietude
59 14,4|     mentally acknowledged that he knew nothing of high life, and
60 14,4|         Fortunately M. de Coralth knew how to encourage him. "What!
61 14,5|       visitor perfectly; they now knew who he really was, and they
62 15,1|    wretchedly unhappy. I scarcely knew my father, who was devoured
63 15,1|        conduct was inexcusable. I knew that it was worse than a
64 15,1|     clandestine correspondence. I knew my parents would never give
65 15,1|         was not of noble birth. I knew that I was risking my reputation,
66 15,2|           apart from you'! Ah! he knew my heart. He knew his power!
67 15,2|          Ah! he knew my heart. He knew his power! Swayed by an
68 15,3|      young girls in my station. I knew nothing of real life, of
69 15,3|  requirements and difficulties. I knew, of course, that there were
70 15,3|      secret for no one. Everybody knew that I was the mistress
71 15,4|       Wilkie. To save you - for I knew what he was capable of -
72 16,2|        accomplice, but the doctor knew what he was doing. Interviewed
73 16,2|          person besides the count knew that the money was in the
74 16,3|       further, M. Jodon wished to knew what compensation he was
75 16,4|         his innocence. Ah! if you knew him as well as I do, you
76 17,1|         of certain people. Chupin knew this, and so he quickly
77 17,2|          America. This was all he knew positively, and everything
78 17,3|        time. Although this porter knew nothing about the matter
79 17,4|          was certain: Chupin, who knew every wine-shop on the Route
80 17,4|  inexplicable to him. However, he knew how to conceal his satisfaction,
81 18,1|       personally? For, though she knew the past, she could not
82 18,5|           this young girl was; he knew it only too well. He was
83 19,1|         so great that he scarcely knew, and it mattered but little
84 19,1|           his attitude and relief knew no bounds. "Don't tire the
85 20,1|           Like every one else, he knew that she had disappeared,
86 20,1|         card-party; but every one knew the wealthy baron, and no
87 20,3|          the Rue d'Ulm. Those who knew the mystery connected with