Chapter

 1  2,5|      blame me for that?" ~"Whom ought I to blame, then? Who took
 2  2,5|        place where a young girl ought NOT to be taken? Who initiated
 3  3,1|        confidential disclosures ought not to be made with the
 4  3,2|      limb broken in hunting. "I ought rather to inquire concerning
 5  4,2|     that's right. Honest people ought to protect and assist one
 6  5,3|  waiters. This first experiment ought to have disgusted him, or
 7  5,5|        a fortune, the simpleton ought certainly to give me some
 8  6,1|      send him away like that! I ought to have pretended to listen -
 9  6,1|         pretended to listen - I ought to have bound him by all
10  6,1|    yourself by honest toil. You ought to have made me a laborer,
11  6,1|        days. "In that case, you ought to have gone to his house.
12  6,3|          said he, "the plan you ought to adopt is still more simple.
13  6,4|       do not shake your head. I ought not to be suspected of exaggeration
14  6,5|        wasting time here, but I ought to have been at the Grand
15  7,6|    strike your mother, when you ought to kiss her very footprints!" ~
16  7,7|       continued the baron, "you ought to know that when I make
17  8,1|         continued: "It is I who ought to apologize to you. I fear
18  9,5|       tell me to what address I ought to send them - - " ~She
19  9,6|         those opportunities one ought always to profit by," she
20 10,1|  important services from you, I ought to tell you the whole truth,
21 10,2|   honest fellow, and honest men ought to ask no reward for the
22 11,1|        boiled in his veins. "He ought to be shot for this, if
23 13,1|   measures he might propose. He ought to have recollected that
24 13,1|        was asking myself - if I ought - if I can accept this money." ~"
25 13,1|      monsieur, you are right. I ought to have said that it is
26 13,2|            That's true - but we ought to play every day." ~"Possibly:
27 13,8|          Prince, a man like you ought to make your name celebrated
28 13,8|    without reading: 'Such a man ought to be a patron of the noblest
29 13,8|          Yes, they are right. I ought to take part in racing.'
30 14,2|         shut in my face." ~"You ought to have gone back ten times,
31 14,2|        I must warn you that you ought to speak in other terms
32 14,3|        such an absurd idea. You ought to have sense enough to
33 14,4|             And I think that we ought to begin operations this
34 15,1|       deportment? Manifestly he ought to assume that stolid and
35 15,6|         men's names. Really you ought to tell me. It would be
36 15,6|      millions at five per cent. ought to greatly alleviate one'
37 15,6| deliberating upon the course he ought to pursue. "If my father
38 15,6|         He vaguely felt that he ought not to leave his mother
39 16,2|        for assertions. Still, I ought not to conceal the circumstances
40 17,1|  unavoidably detained." ~Chupin ought to have been satisfied.
41 18,3|     proof have they of it? They ought to have told you that I
42 18,3|      Marguerite." ~"Oh!" ~"They ought to have told you that I
43 18,3|         too well. If I was, you ought to shun me as you would
44 19,2|        occurred to her that she ought not to neglect this opportunity