Chapter

 1  1,2|          he's here." ~"I wish to speak with him on business." ~
 2  2,1|   escorting Pascal, "can any one speak to the baron?" ~"Why?" ~"
 3  2,4|         commanded her husband to speak more plainly - to explain
 4  2,5|              5~He allowed her to speak for a moment, and then suddenly,
 5  3,1|        an incurable evil. Let us speak of yourself, M. Ferailleur.
 6  3,1|     further hesitation; he could speak with perfect freedom. "It
 7  3,2|    Marquis de Valorsay wished to speak with him. ~ ~It was the
 8  3,2|         ask one more favor." ~ ~"Speak, Monsieur Ferailleur." ~ ~"
 9  4,2|       that a messenger wished to speak to him on urgent business. "
10  5,1|       his friend, M. de Coralth, speak of on several occasions. "
11  5,4|       sitting-room and wished to speak with him on very important
12  5,4|         been for his interest to speak. Now, however, the sudden
13  5,5|       past life. She had only to speak to ruin him forever. Still,
14  6,1|         reflected, and wished to speak to him again. They rushed
15  6,3|           But M. de Coralth will speak out as soon as he finds
16  6,3|        shameful past." ~"Let him speak." ~Madame d'Argeles shuddered. "
17  6,4| suspected of exaggeration when I speak in this style of a man whom
18  7,1|          man roughly. "I wish to speak with Madame d'Argeles in
19  7,2|     Wilkie." ~"Did you desire to speak with me?" inquired Madame
20  7,2|          my drawing-room. Still, speak!" ~It was very easy to say "
21  7,2|         It was very easy to say "speak," but unfortunately for
22  7,6|          he faltered. ~"Louder - speak up better than that. Your
23  8,5|          is here, and desires to speak with Madame la Comtesse,"
24  8,5|      until I am alone before you speak to me on business." ~Madame
25  8,5|       see your friends?" ~"Don't speak of it, my dear young lady;
26  9,4|       said, imperiously. "I must speak to M. Carjat at once." ~ ~
27  9,5|        exclaimed: "You desire to speak with me, madame?" ~"I have
28  9,5|       will answer my purpose." ~"Speak, madame." ~"Will the copy
29  9,5|         had gone out, chanced to speak of it? ~ ~
30 10,1|        and four o'clock - I must speak with you." ~His manner was
31 10,4| threatened to overcome him. "You speak like the good mother that
32 11,3|          wait, as she desired to speak with him! and she had been
33 12,1|          him cruelly to hear her speak in this style. For the baroness
34 12,1|           so I may be allowed to speak on this subject. I don't
35 13,1|         that it was necessary to speak in a low tone. "You have
36 13,4|        Monsieur Maumejan, let us speak of the business that brings
37 13,5|          le Marquis, to hear YOU speak in this way. It is not the
38 13,6|      father, of whom they always speak with the greatest veneration,
39 13,7|    Monsieur le Baron, but I must speak with that foreigner whom
40 13,7|          plain that he would not speak. The baron shrugged his
41 13,7|  fluttering despairingly. "Don't speak so loud! don't speak so
42 13,7|       Don't speak so loud! don't speak so loud!" he exclaimed,
43 14,1|    profound secrecy: "Pray don't speak of it. A shocking affair!
44 14,2|       quick about it. And try to speak the truth." ~It was one
45 14,2|       warn you that you ought to speak in other terms of an honorable
46 14,4|          found himself unable to speak. He opened his mouth, but
47 15,1| afterward in society. He did not speak to me; he even pretended
48 15,2|         room alive. ~"I tried to speak, to throw myself between
49 15,2|          I found I could neither speak nor move; it was as if I
50 16,2|          is here, and desires to speak with Monsieur le Marquis." ~~"
51 16,2|         suspicions." ~He did not speak like a physician but like
52 17,1|        this beautiful young girl speak to him in a voice as clear
53 17,1|        Fondege's door and ask to speak to you; but there are other
54 17,4|             Nothing. I wished to speak with your wife." ~"She has
55 18,1|          was there and wished to speak with her. "Let her come
56 19,1|          Although she could only speak with the greatest difficulty,
57 19,2|        know something, monsieur! Speak! Don't you see how anxious
58 19,5|         martyrdom with a smile. "Speak, Pascal!" said she, "don'