Chapter

 1  1,2|         to Baron Trigault's," he remarked to his mother; "if my presentiments
 2  2,1|       during the month of June," remarked the baroness. ~But the illustrious
 3  2,5|    quickly mastering himself, he remarked: "Yes, it's true that I
 4  3,2|  concerning your own health," he remarked. "You seem greatly disturbed;
 5  3,4|          of eager curiosity, and remarked: "What a peculiar name!" ~"
 6  4,2|      neither you nor I suspect," remarked the baron. ~"That is exactly
 7  5,6|       and that to the point," he remarked on entering. "The secret
 8  6,1|     house. Perhaps he is there," remarked Madame d'Argeles. ~"Madame
 9  7,1|         That's all, I think," he remarked, with a shade of uneasiness. "
10  7,5|      much ado about nothing," he remarked. "One would suppose, to
11  7,7|          while another jestingly remarked that he had dined and wined
12  9,2|      Madame Leon should not have remarked this revolution; but the
13  9,2|        her preoccupation was not remarked. Each person present was
14  9,5| instructions were concluded, she remarked: "Perhaps you are too hasty,
15  9,6|        he wished to do so. "So," remarked his friend, "if you bought
16 10,1|      twenty francs, m'sieur," he remarked to his employer. "I paid
17 10,3|        quite a different thing," remarked one of the waiters. "If
18 10,4|         your clothes, Toto," she remarked. ~"Yes, mother." ~"But why
19 10,5|        dentist's establishment," remarked Chupin to the servant. "
20 10,5|          am going out again," he remarked to his valet, "but first
21 10,5|         his most persuasive tone remarked: "I've nothing to do, and
22 11,3|          been as successful," he remarked, when Chupin's story was
23 11,5|      Perhaps you are right," she remarked, "but it is necessary to
24 11,5|    good-natured incredulity, she remarked: "It is easy to SAY these
25 11,5|      quickly to his employer, he remarked: "To say nothing of the
26 12,3|        more on the subject," she remarked. "Mademoiselle Marguerite
27 12,4|    companion is Valorsay's spy," remarked Madame Ferailleur. ~Pascal
28 13,1|       floor. This time his guide remarked that he would take him upstairs
29 13,4|       part of a commentator," he remarked. "I sold seven of my horses
30 13,5|       baron is disconsolate," he remarked, in a tone of perceptible
31 13,6|          deeply injured air, and remarked in the chilling tone of
32 13,6|       motives of friendship," he remarked. "But I am more honest.
33 13,7|         how it all happened," he remarked. ~ ~
34 14,1|        who's had bad luck!" they remarked sneeringly to one another. ~"
35 14,1|        appearances," one of them remarked. ~It was not until some
36 14,5|        his part. "The devil," he remarked, "I don't think this at
37 15,6|      think you must be mad," she remarked coldly. And as he sprang
38 15,6|         in her hand. "Here," she remarked, "is my marriage certificate,
39 16,1|          this order, the marquis remarked: "Casimir was the deceased
40 16,1|          tolerably firm voice he remarked: "This is not very pleasant
41 16,2|      marquis shook his head, and remarked, gravely: "That's a mere
42 16,2|    offering him an arm-chair, he remarked: "I will not conceal from
43 16,4|         detected." ~The viscount remarked, with an ironical air: "
44 17,3|          the branch offices," he remarked in explanation. He next
45 17,3|        eating-house which he had remarked on his way to the office.
46 17,3|           when she went off, she remarked in a honeyed voice, but
47 17,4|        air of disappointment, he remarked: "That's too bad! I shall
48 18,2|       melancholy bitterness, she remarked, aloud: "A man cannot set
49 19,2|            We are almost there," remarked Madame Ferailleur, speaking
50 20,1|         For I have my plans," he remarked to Casimir, "but let Paris