Chapter

 1  2,1|           a hearty laugh. "Upon my word!" exclaimed the eldest, "
 2  2,2|         must have joined action to word, and have seized Van Klopen
 3  2,3|           his wife exclaimed: "One word more: have you quite decided?" ~"
 4  2,4|            It is charming, upon my word! and I am truly a fortunate
 5  2,4|           do so; and I give you my word of honor that I will redeem
 6  3,1|           Then you have not lost a word - a word of what was said
 7  3,1|           have not lost a word - a word of what was said in the
 8  3,1|         the other room?" ~ ~"Not a word." ~ ~The baron sank on to
 9  3,2|          stir - he did not utter a word. "Ask the marquis into the
10  3,2|           you can listen." ~ ~This word, "listen," was uttered without
11  3,2|           I am very sorry, upon my word!" he exclaimed. "But I sha'
12  3,3|          two turtle-doves. Upon my word, my imagination paints a
13  3,4| confidential disclosures. "Upon my word," he exclaimed, with a forced
14  5,2|            him all this, without a word of explanation; but what
15  5,2|       Should he doubt his friend's word? Never! The viscount was
16  5,2|       English phrases. The English word "father" was among those
17  5,2|            while he remembered the word perfectly well, no recollection
18  5,5|            in writing." ~Without a word, Wilkie darted to a table,
19  6,2|           had depended on a single word, Madame d'Argeles could
20  7,2|           am much grieved, upon my word! I disturb you, perhaps - - " ~"
21  7,3|             You grieve me, upon my word! Pray get up. Some one is
22  7,3|       forgive me!" ~"I do, upon my word I do." ~Poor woman, her
23  7,4|          you who rebel at the very word work? Ah! if I had only
24  7,4| astonishing - astonishing, upon my word!" said he. "You moralizing!
25  7,5|           him with a gesture. "One word more," she said, in a voice
26  7,6|         little, you old - - " ~The word he uttered was so vile that
27  7,6|            baron's order without a word, but not without considerable
28  7,7|         were saying. With a single word I could have wrung a confession
29  7,7|           you had only spoken that word!" she murmured. The baron
30  8,1|          description, and yet each word she uttered evinced intense
31  8,1|            without saying a single word, went out into the passage
32  8,1|            fine beginning, upon my word." ~But the worthy housekeeper
33  8,3|      before he had time to utter a word, his wife came to the rescue. "
34  9,2|          read line after line, and word after word, and her knitted
35  9,2|         after line, and word after word, and her knitted brows and
36  9,4|            house, without saying a word to any one. ~Unfortunately
37  9,5|        will read it. I give you my word on that! No one but myself
38 10,2|     establishment" - he spoke this word with a grandiloquent air - "
39 10,6|         side of the river. Upon my word! masters are strange creatures!
40 11,5|          qui vive. There will be a word in one letter, a sentence
41 11,5|        shattered fortunes. Upon my word, I see nothing so very bad
42 12,1|       unnecessary for him to say a word; before he had even opened
43 12,2|          Mademoiselle Marguerite's word! Will this be sufficient?
44 12,4|        possible. Line for line and word for word, the mistakes in
45 12,4|         Line for line and word for word, the mistakes in spelling
46 13,1|          Pascal followed without a word. The elegance of this princely
47 13,1|           as fire, did not utter a word in reply. On receiving this
48 13,1|           Oh!" ~"No; I give you my word of honor it isn't. Leaving
49 13,1|             uttering only this one word, made more eloquent than
50 13,4|              But I had the baron's word." ~"Oh! his word!" ~"I had
51 13,4|           baron's word." ~"Oh! his word!" ~"I had his solemn promise." ~"
52 13,5|             he exclaimed: "Upon my word! if I dared - - " ~"Well?" ~"
53 13,6|    strongly tempted to retract his word, "Then there is nothing
54 13,6|          was not a sentence, not a word of this cynical explanation
55 13,7|             Truly?" ~"You have our word of honor," replied both
56 14,3|            him as his preserver. A word which the viscount had dropped
57 14,4|         you wish! - upon my sacred word!" ~"You must understand
58 15,2|            Nor did they exchange a word at first. But at last my
59 15,3|          Railway station without a word. It was not until some months
60 15,4|          so out of respect for his word? I believed so. But, alas!
61 15,4|            millions. And I kept my word. ~"When I told him that
62 15,4|          of his life - by a single word of mine, and to find that
63 15,4|           the power to extort that word from me. Then began a struggle
64 15,6|         one condition." ~This last word fell like a cold shower-bath
65 15,6|           She paused abruptly. One word more and she would have
66 16,1|           to feel elated. "Upon my word, you overpower me, my dear
67 16,2|         illegitimate daughter. Her word was law in the house." ~"
68 16,2|                What, pray? Upon my word! you frighten me." ~"Wait!
69 16,2|          now - - " ~On hearing the word "autopsy," M. Wilkie looked
70 16,3|           marquis, you do, upon my word! I shall fly and be back
71 18,1|      sooner or later. You write me word that the Fondeges are spending
72 18,2|            escape without saying a word. So Mademoiselle Marguerite
73 18,4|            go at once." ~Without a word, the young girl hastened
74 18,5|           a senseless ecstasy by a word, a smile, or a caress. For
75 19,5|            by M. de Fondege - in a word, all the proofs of their
76 20,1|         good friend," or, "Upon my word! my dear marquis!" ~M. de
77 20,1|           this Wilkie is! A single word sufficed to make him give
78 20,2|           of escape. ~However, the word of command had evidently
79 20,3|            reproach, for without a word he led the marquis and M.