Chapter

 1  1,2|      neither spoke nor moved, she continued in a severe tone: "Is this
 2  2,1|          in the month of August," continued Van Klopen. "We have: a
 3  2,2|       Meanwhile, the man-milliner continued to urge his claims - but
 4  2,2|          and ever louder voice he continued: "Ah! you prate of the scandal
 5  2,4|        baroness made no reply, he continued: "You don't answer! shall
 6  2,5|           to his wife's words, he continued: "If I consented to allow
 7  3,1|          so cruelly punished?" he continued. "I have always been generous
 8  3,1|          Pascal by the arm, again continued. "Nor is this all! This
 9  3,2|       baron. "And so," he quickly continued, "don't be surprised if,
10  3,3|       Meanwhile the marquis gayly continued: "You see, I'm going to
11  3,3|         to be married," the baron continued, after a slight pause. "
12  3,4|    regaining his composure. So he continued his story in his customary
13  3,4|      plebeians. ~Thus the marquis continued: "I am necessarily compelled
14  4,1|        you hear, M. de Valorsay?" continued the baron. "Now we know,
15  5,6|         the same icy tone that he continued: "Besides, your plans, far
16  5,6|         certainly be questioned," continued M. de Coralth; "but you
17  6,2|          no reply. "If you knew," continued Madame d'Argeles, "if you
18  6,2|              Nor is this all," he continued. "Listen. As I have often
19  6,2|         break forth? ~However, he continued, "It is thus that destiny
20  6,4|          of his words. Indeed, he continued, in a tone of bitter irony: "
21  6,5|           a choked voice that she continued: "Wilkie shall work for
22  7,2|    suffered cruelly, my son," she continued; "but I - I - Ah! you can'
23  7,3|           nervous volubility, she continued: "If I don't deny myself
24  7,3|      weary of afflicting us," she continued; "perhaps a new life is
25  7,4|     giving him time to reply, she continued: "Then it was only idle
26  7,4|        allowed a hearing. "Fool!" continued Madame d'Argeles, "did nothing
27  7,5|         having only one name," he continued. "I want to be on the move.
28  7,7|       forgotten this. ~"Besides," continued the baron, "you ought to
29  8,1|     apartments, Madame de Fondege continued: "It is I who ought to apologize
30  8,4|           any shopping done," she continued. "And if you are not quite
31  8,4|    dissemble so well. ~"Besides," continued Madame de Fondege, "a marriageable
32  9,4|    occasion required. "I regret," continued the letter, "that you did
33  9,6|        lose his temper, but gayly continued his account of the way in
34 10,2|          and in a harsh voice, he continued: "It's a fancy of mine -
35 10,2|      cause of all my trouble," he continued, gloomily. "I've told you,
36 11,1|          at ease on a windy day," continued Chupin, sotto voce. ~The
37 11,4|           produced, he recklessly continued: "Reserve your amazement
38 11,5|      water is a wonder to me," he continued. "His creditors have been
39 12,1|          mother after all. ~"So," continued Madame Ferailleur, with
40 12,2|          The Greloux family," she continued, "seem to be what are called
41 12,2|          anger, Madame Ferailleur continued: "They pretended they had
42 12,2|          may choose to tell you," continued the obdurate old lady. "
43 12,4|           he was not deceived, he continued, speaking to himself rather
44 13,4|     visitor's part, and so, as he continued his work, he condescended
45 15,2|         of my sobs, he pitilessly continued: 'It is a terrible misfortune
46 15,2|        saw your brother fall,' he continued, 'I was wild with terror;
47 15,5|        did not even hear him, but continued: "I at last decided that
48 15,6|           over with curiosity, he continued: "I would give something
49 16,2|         not seem to hear him, but continued in the same dogmatic tone. "
50 18,2|        could impart to his voice, continued: "Who could fail to be impressed
51 18,2|         to me with impunity?" she continued. "Your parents, I suppose;
52 18,2| inspiration entering his mind, he continued: "A man does not insult
53 18,3|           she remained silent, he continued wildly: "I entreat you.
54 18,5|        have to say to my mother?" continued Marguerite. "That I hate
55 19,3|          plan is very simple," he continued. "He is determined to marry
56 19,3|       been accused of taking," he continued, "I know what has become