Chapter

 1  1,1|           daughter. Ah! this is a strange world." ~Pascal had become
 2  1,2|   vicissitudes - and so it is not strange that she should be slandered." ~"
 3  1,2|           He remembered that this strange man had said: "If you ever
 4  1,2|          house," he replied, "and strange to say, by some fortunate
 5  2,4|       Simplon. I should be a very strange husband indeed, if I wasn'
 6  3,2|     nineteen; and it will be very strange if I don't get eight or
 7  3,3|   breathless attention. "How very strange," he exclaimed, in default
 8  3,3|          better to say. "How very strange!" ~"Isn't it? It is as good
 9  4,1|       their own daughter." And so strange are the workings of the
10  5,6|         duellist. Thus it was not strange if some one had set a snare
11  6,2|          and slept there. By some strange chance, Madame d'Argeles
12  6,2|        were fixed upon her with a strange, persistent stare in which
13  6,4| journalists; and it would be very strange if I could not convince
14  6,5|          knavery. These Turks are strange creatures. It's true that
15  6,5|     seclusion might seem a little strange, she ordered her concierge
16  8,1|        greatly amused. "This is a strange household," said she. "A
17  8,4|           know - the wife of that strange man who spends all his time
18  9,4|          save her; and it will be strange if gratitude does not work
19  9,5|        energy, endowed her with a strange and powerful charm, which
20  9,5|      adventure and dazzled by his strange visitor's beauty. ~Rather
21 10,1|          you." ~His manner was so strange, and his usually impassive
22 10,6|         Upon my word! masters are strange creatures! You manage your
23 11,3|          his anger was not at all strange under the circumstances.
24 12,1|      somewhat bewildered with the strange scenes which he had involuntarily
25 12,2|       your wife, and you think it strange that I should try to ascertain
26 12,2|          or not? It would be very strange if I did not do so." ~"This
27 12,2|           exclaimed, "well, is it strange that I love her?" Madame
28 12,3|          the taciturnity of these strange folks, the landlady of the
29 12,3|          own prejudices. For this strange young girl shared Madame
30 12,4|           never wrote this!" ~The strange discovery seemed to stupefy
31 13,1|         And now he understood the strange and terrible impression
32 13,2|           he exclaimed: "It isn't strange that I've become suspicious.
33 13,4|    Marquis," interrupted Pascal. "Strange to say, I have a little
34 13,6|       case. It was simply this: a strange, but by no means impossible,
35 13,6|          Trigault's envoy. "It is strange that I can't have five minutes'
36 14,1|        the Viscount de Serpillon. Strange to say, they were not in
37 14,2|    exasperated to notice Wilkie's strange greeting. Seizing him roughly
38 14,2|          begin to think this very strange," he exclaimed. "If any
39 15,1|        who I am, and through what strange vicissitudes I have passed.
40 15,1|            I was possessed with a strange madness that made me ready
41 15,2|      still dressed, on a bed in a strange room. Arthur Gordon was
42 15,4|      tried to murder him!' It was strange; but Arthur Gordon, who
43 15,5|          river below. There was a strange fascination - a promise
44 16,1| newspapers a month to digest this strange romance. And whom will all
45 16,2|       with her, which seemed very strange, for they are worth more
46 16,2|           based, it is true, upon strange and alarming circumstances.
47 16,4|          to myself, 'This is very strange.' So I hastened after her.
48 17,1|    vagabond to perfection. Still, strange as it may seem, Mademoiselle
49 17,1|        doubt the devotion of this strange auxiliary. Without an instant'
50 18,2|      leaves of absence. ~However, strange to say, after the coffee
51 18,4|         when she was aroused by a strange commotion and a loud sound
52 19,4|  everything which may have seemed strange and incomprehensible to
53 19,4|         to me, Pascal. Was it not strange? The material proof of your
54 19,5|           conduct may have seemed strange in a young girl, Pascal.
55 20,1|         introducing M. Wilkie. ~A strange rumor was in circulation
56 20,3|         think my downfall so very strange. Let me pass! make way!