Chapter

 1  2,3|       extravagance - haven't I a right to do so? If all husbands
 2  2,4|         it. And I think it quite right, for it is our only hope
 3  2,4|        explained. "My mother was right," he thought; "the baron
 4  3,2|                Or you, that I am right?" ~ ~"So be it. Any one
 5  3,2|        the dining-room, with his right hand cordially extended,
 6  3,2|       increased stiffness of his right leg - the limb broken in
 7  3,3|   romance then!" ~"You are quite right; it is a romance. Were you
 8  4,1|       privileges. He assumed the right to be brutal, ill-bred,
 9  4,1|       thought; "she sold him the right to adopt their own daughter."
10  4,2|       Give me your hand - that's right. Honest people ought to
11  4,2|       penny of her own. Which is right? I believe he is. His desire
12  5,3|         moment. I don't think it right to conceal this fact from
13  6,1|        and prosperity. Had she a right to do so? Did not the money
14  6,4|  bargains to be had. This is the right form. These great ladies
15  6,5|    approvingly. "That's no doubt right," said he. "Only allow me
16  6,5|          an actress - she had no right to weep or suffer in solitude. ~
17  7,4|          I was, I had a mother's right to watch over you. I could
18  7,4|      replied: "Perhaps I have no right to tell you the truth. I
19  7,5|          never be yours. By what right will you lay claim to it?
20  7,6|     added. "Who are you? By what right do you meddle with my affairs?" ~"
21  7,6|       with my affairs?" ~"By the right that every honest man possesses
22  7,7|        Ah! women like me have no right to be mothers!" ~A burning
23  8,4|       like this before. "Oh! all right," said she, "these dresses
24  8,5|       then the old magistrate is right - they have obtained possession
25  9,1|         evidence to give her the right of accusing the General
26 10,1| reflected for a moment. "You are right, Victor," he said, at last. "
27 10,3|      thought the young man quite right; but they did not know M.
28 11,1|    complacently. ~"Yes, you were right!" answered Madame Paul as
29 11,2|     large house. We shall be all right, then; and he will give
30 11,5|   consequently establishes; your right to his property." ~"And
31 11,5|        herself. "Perhaps you are right," she remarked, "but it
32 12,1|         well that his mother was right, and yet it wounded him
33 12,2|        have learned gives me the right to do so." ~"The right!
34 12,2|       the right to do so." ~"The right! Ah, you are unjust, mother." ~"
35 12,4|         had scarcely been in his right mind the evening he received
36 12,4|   appearances. He had been quite right, then, in saying to his
37 12,4|  indicate the contrary, but I am right." Certain circumstances,
38 13,1|           Yes, monsieur, you are right. I ought to have said that
39 13,1|        am asking myself if it is right for me to accept such a
40 13,2|       everybody fancies he has a right to plunder me. Men, women,
41 13,8|        to myself: 'Yes, they are right. I ought to take part in
42 13,8|         The marquis reserved the right to take his horses back
43 14,2|       saw that M. de Coralth was right - that he had acted like
44 14,5|          means of asserting your right to my parents' estate." ~"
45 15,6|          he was a thousand times right, as events have since proved
46 15,6|        Baron Trigault. Had she a right to do this, even to put
47 15,6|        is regretting, you have a right to hope for. Perhaps even
48 17,1|         as crystal. "Ah! you are right to trust me," he rejoined,
49 17,1|              Then I shall be all right!" exclaimed Chupin. "Have
50 17,2|      began by asking Chupin what right he had to question him,
51 17,4|          Asnieres, turned to the right into the Route de la Revolte,
52 18,3|        eyes of the world, and to right those who have been wronged.
53 18,5|          your mother. One has no right to deny one's own mother." ~
54 19,1|          her mother. Had she the right to be pitiless, when by
55 19,2|      like that. Now, are you all right? Well, I have found M. Ferailleur!" ~
56 19,3|      consulting you. Have I done right or wrong? You shall judge."
57 20,2|       pure and upright to have a right to despise me! Are there
58 20,3|         fractured skull, and his right hand still clutching a revolver.