Chapter

 1  2,2|             by the sound of his own words, his anger came back to
 2  2,3|           only heard a few confused words, to which the baron replied: "
 3  2,5|       paying any heed to his wife's words, he continued: "If I consented
 4  4,1|       difficult for him to find the words he wanted. ~"So I am about
 5  5,2|            him a service - in other words, to lend him some money.
 6  5,2|              could be told in a few words. His earliest recollection
 7  5,3|              3~Those were the exact words; Wilkie was sure on that
 8  5,6|         then calmly said: "In other words, you were waiting to see
 9  6,1|      sinister voice whispered these words in Madame Lia d'Argeles'
10  6,1|           in a tone that belied her words. And, anxious to escape
11  6,4|     conscious of the cruelty of his words. Indeed, he continued, in
12  6,4|            Yes, those were the very words he said to me, with a furious
13  6,5|          Wilkie. The latter's cruel words stabbed her to the heart,
14  6,5|           the room, whispered a few words in his mistress's ear, and
15  7,2|             play to his cravat, his words did not leave his throat
16  7,2|            say to you - - " But the words he was seeking would not
17  7,4|             woman listened to these words with a joy bordering on
18  7,4|            work." ~On hearing these words, M. Wilkie sprang up in
19  7,4|             cruelty of his ironical words? The blow was so terrible
20  7,7|             such matters - in other words, the business agent - - " ~"
21  7,7|           heard M. Wilkie's parting words; and news of this sort flies
22  8,2| compunctions of conscience, and the words "a pair of sheets," repeated
23  9,2|            muttered a few inaudible words, and laid the open letter
24  9,2|             she did not say a dozen words during breakfast. "I must
25  9,5|           trembled on hearing these words, and quickly answered, "
26  9,6|            herself unaided." ~These words persistently lingered in
27 10,2|            this.' And he said these words as he was lying there as
28 11,1|         from her seat and say a few words with an air of displeasure.
29 11,5|              And by combining these words, phrases, and allusions,
30 12,2|            there, too, I only heard words of praise. 'Never,' said
31 12,3|        rebel, and a flood of bitter words rose to his lips. However
32 13,2|         ascribe certain sentiments, words, and even acts, to you,
33 13,5|             most elegant - in other words, the most extravagant -
34 13,5|          judged so from his parting words: 'It consoles me a little,'
35 13,7|     Kami-Bey?" ~"Yes." And in a few words, Pascal explained the situation. ~"
36 14,2|              he said, measuring his words to give them greater weight, "
37 16,1|        accomplice. "I never deny my words," replied the valet, "and
38 16,2|             each other. No definite words had passed between them -
39 17,1|     prevented him from uttering the words. "Then everything is decided,"
40 17,1|        house, and there are certain words which should never be pronounced
41 17,2|     wrathful gesture, and his first words were: "I haven't got a penny." ~
42 18,2|      lowered, vainly trying to find words to express the feelings
43 18,2|         that you could address such words to me with impunity?" she
44 18,4|             vain. Her eyes read the words, followed the lines and
45 20,1|            as to repeat her parting words to the Baron: "You will
46 20,2|        turned, and as he did so the words he would have spoken died