Chapter

 1  3,1|          falsehood, or confess the truth? He hesitated, but his hesitation
 2  3,1|          monstrous - but it is the truth. It is to gratify her desire
 3  3,2|           Nonsense!" ~ ~"It is the truth, however. I have been led
 4  3,2|             or was he speaking the truth? The baron was engaged in
 5  4,2|        Still, if he is telling the truth, it is impossible to explain
 6  4,2|          We now have a clue to the truth, perhaps. Ah! so Mademoiselle
 7  5,2|           Wilkie an inkling of the truth, he succeeded in obtaining
 8  5,5|            only person knowing the truth, and that some one else
 9  5,5|            If you are speaking the truth, I shall soon be rich,"
10  6,1|          he had only suspected the truth when he presented himself
11  6,1|          if he chanced to hear the truth! ~Alas! he would certainly
12  6,1|        this if he ever learned the truth; and he would learn it -
13  6,2|           brain. The horror of the truth exceeded her most frightful
14  7,4|         factory? Well, to tell the truth, that doesn't suit me at
15  7,4|           no right to tell you the truth. I hope the future will
16  8,4|          you extremely; that's the truth. Only, to be frank, I must
17  8,5|     declaring, what was really the truth, that she felt completely
18  9,1|            of fifty good ones. The truth of this assertion became
19  9,2|            convince herself of the truth of this presentiment? If
20 10,1|        ought to tell you the whole truth, or at least all I know
21 10,3|           their debts. To tell the truth, he doubted it. In the rough
22 11,5|          is necessary to prove the truth of your assertion." ~"I
23 11,5|           may finally discover the truth." ~He suddenly checked himself,
24 12,1|        Great Heavens!" ~"It is the truth, mother; listen to me."
25 12,1|           the baron, softening the truth as much as he could without
26 13,5|            short. It was time. The truth had almost escaped his lips. ~"
27 13,5|         What if I had revealed the truth!" ~But he was careful to
28 13,6|       services? I might boast with truth that I once assured the
29 13,7|            attempt to deny it, the truth of the assertion might be
30 13,8|            well!" he resumed, "the truth is this - my affairs are
31 14,1|           learned a portion of the truth through the servants who
32 14,2|           it. And try to speak the truth." ~It was one of M. Wilkie'
33 14,2|         over him, and, to tell the truth, inspired him with a form
34 15,3|        time, opened my eyes to the truth. When we reached the station
35 15,3|            have told you the whole truth, without trying either to
36 15,3|           gradually opening to the truth, and I was beginning to
37 15,4|      longer possible to doubt. The truth was as clear as daylight.
38 15,4|    recovering my senses reveal the truth, and unconsciously act as
39 15,6|          by every one. Such is the truth, and I have no reason to
40 15,6|          my son, and I owe you the truth, the whole truth!" ~In any
41 15,6|           you the truth, the whole truth!" ~In any age but the present,
42 16,2|          cold blood. ~"To tell the truth," he began, speaking slowly,
43 16,4|    exclaimed; "you have spoken the truth. Remember, now, that your
44 16,4|            letter establishing the truth of my assertion." ~No forebodings
45 18,2| descriptions fell far short of the truth. But how can one describe
46 19,3|            now torn aside, and the truth revealed to her. Now she
47 19,3|          Marguerite, I owe you the truth and an exact statement of
48 20,2|      longer fail to understand the truth. He realized who Maumejan
49 20,3|      resumed, sneeringly: "Ah! the truth wounds you, my dear friends.