Chapter

 1  1,2|         than Marguerite." ~"I am sure of it." ~He recoiled in
 2  1,2|     recoiled in horror. "You are sure of it!" he repeated; "and
 3  2,4|      adjoining room, Pascal felt sure that the baroness had stationed
 4  3,1|           I don't suppose - I am sure that M. de Coralth acted
 5  3,3|     double your fortune; for I'm sure you won't surrender your
 6  4,2|        me, and I am sufficiently sure of myself to promise you
 7  5,2|         was of the ocean. He was sure, perfectly sure, that he
 8  5,2|           He was sure, perfectly sure, that he had made a very
 9  5,3|          exact words; Wilkie was sure on that point. It seemed
10  5,6|               I don't think, I'm sure of it. As long as I was
11  6,1|        would learn it - she felt sure of it. How could she hope
12  6,2|       have often told you, I was sure that my wife became a mother
13  6,3|    better than that? Are you not sure of my affection, are you
14  6,4|       will do so, later, on, I'm sure of it." ~"But this is simply
15  6,4|        to watch my brother. I am sure of that, my presentiments
16  7,5|       still watching, you may be sure of that; and as soon as
17  8,2|        she said: "You will, I am sure, excuse this disorder, my
18  8,4|        five times, as if to make sure that she had heard aright. "
19  8,4|       your whole life. No! I was sure of it, and you are twenty!
20  8,4| certainly the best dressed. I am sure her bill at Van Klopen's
21  9,1|         immense amounts that are sure to betray their possessors?"
22  9,2|    herself again and again. "I'm sure I could find in it the explanation
23  9,3|        those toilettes which are sure to make a sensation, and
24  9,4|          a moment, as if to make sure that she was not jesting. "
25  9,6|         been foolish, for he was sure that he could sell the animal
26 10,2|      time, and I'll find out for sure. As soon as I can go home,
27 10,2|       felt no misgivings. He was sure that this volunteer would
28 10,3|      take him this letter, to be sure!" ~The waiters shrugged
29 10,4|      heard that man's voice, I'm sure that he is quite as capable
30 11,5|    Western railway station. I am sure of this, and I know she
31 11,5|         has not left Paris; I am sure of it." ~M. Fortunat was
32 12,1|       how to strike, and he felt sure that he should succeed in
33 13,1|          to have said that it is sure to be lost; and hence my
34 13,2|       devil take him! He will be sure to force his way in here -
35 13,3|    turned to bronze, and he felt sure that nothing could disconcert
36 13,3|      thought not, but he was not sure; and anxious on this account,
37 13,7|         baron's engaged, but I'm sure he would be annoyed if he
38 13,7|   Besides, I am not sufficiently sure of the man's guilt to noise
39 15,1|    boredom which is considered a sure indication of birth and
40 16,3|      receive. The marquis was so sure of this, that he quickly
41 16,3|         the name of Wilkie, I am sure, perfectly, mathematically
42 16,3|        perfectly, mathematically sure of success. Maumejan, who
43 16,4|    wheels, one of them is always sure to get out of order." ~"
44 17,4|          would not the police be sure to hear of the broil? And
45 17,4|   Ferailleur," he muttered, "I'm sure of it, and I'm going to
46 18,1|       more, I tell you that I am sure of success. Courage!" ~"
47 18,2|       Yes, upon my honor! I felt sure that I should dislike you;
48 18,4|          of the evening, feeling sure that she would find an opportunity
49 18,4|     people will look at us! I am sure it will amuse you immensely." ~"
50 18,5|    husband's sufferings. She was sure of her absolute power over
51 19,1|        it all mean? However, I'm sure Marguerite will tell me
52 19,3| circumstances, but not I. I felt sure that you had not fled in
53 19,3|          know that, Pascal - I'm sure of it; but the proof, the
54 19,3|           Great Heavens! You are sure you are not deceived?" ~ ~
55 19,5|      myself was my desire for as sure, as terrible, and as public
56 19,5|        with her think themselves sure of success, they will be