Chapter

 1  1,1|              the Hotel de Chalusse to ask for a little help, I heard
 2  1,2|            enter the nearest cafe and ask for a directory," he said
 3  2,5|                 my son-in-law came to ask me for a hundred thousand
 4  3,2|             he did not utter a word. "Ask the marquis into the next
 5  3,2|               your kindness, I should ask one more favor." ~ ~"Speak,
 6  3,4|          questions he still wished to ask M. de Valorsay, he made
 7  4,1|        thought, "Valorsay is going to ask me for money." In fact,
 8  5,5|              come, my dear Wilkie, to ask you what you would be willing
 9  5,5|            why, pray? Is it because I ask for a commission?" ~"Oh!
10  6,1|              just left the house, and ask him to return; to tell him
11  7,2|              request, did I? I didn't ask to be born. If I was such
12  7,4|               M. Wilkie. "Allow me to ask - - " he began. ~But he
13  7,6|          Argeles's feet, exclaiming: "Ask her pardon, you vile wretch!
14  7,6|              pardon, you vile wretch! Ask her pardon, or - - " "Or"
15  8,1|      requested me - - " ~"What?" ~"To ask you - you know, for the
16  9,3| richly-attired dames and damsels, who ask to see all the new goods.
17  9,5|               I have a great favor to ask of you, monsieur." ~"Of
18  9,5|             come to you, monsieur, to ask you to photograph this letter -
19  9,5|             that she either dared not ask for a pledge of secrecy,
20 10,2|               and honest men ought to ask no reward for the performance
21 10,3|           homeward. "And whom shall I ask for it? - Madame d'Argeles'
22 11,5|              that, and I have come to ask you to search for him. To
23 12,1|            How was it that she didn't ask herself every minute, 'Where
24 13,1|          offer me just what I came to ask for." ~ ~
25 13,2|              at fabulous prices. They ask ridiculous amounts for horses,
26 13,4|             taken it into his head to ask for such copies of the sporting
27 13,5|           apply to a banker? He would ask two days for reflection,
28 13,6|               be ruined, I should not ask you merely for a thousand
29 13,7|            two. But I have a favor to ask of you." ~The foreigner
30 13,7|             Would it be indiscreet to ask you by whom you have been
31 13,7|               to reveal the secret we ask you for, without your permission." ~"
32 14,1|           knees, and compelled him to ask the lady's pardon. He, Wilkie,
33 15,3|          Arthur Gordon was obliged to ask me point-blank if I did
34 15,5|               misery of the thing. To ask alms would be scarcely more
35 16,2|              replied M. de Valorsay, "ask him to wait. When I ring,
36 16,2|           convulsions, have led me to ask myself if some criminal
37 17,1|              M. de Fondege's door and ask to speak to you; but there
38 17,2|             know me. I merely came to ask a favor of you." ~The clerk'
39 17,4|            either the clerk forgot to ask her for her receipt, or
40 17,4|           find it anywhere. I came to ask your wife if she hadn't
41 17,4|             my employ requested me to ask you if you would be ready
42 18,1|               justice of the peace to ask for his protection and a
43 18,2|          should have been inclined to ask for more frequent leaves
44 18,2|               remarks? Whom could she ask an asylum of? Still this
45 18,4|          being the case, we'll go and ask Baroness Trigault to give