Chapter

 1  1,2|            Now she saw him as she wished to see him. Now he was ready
 2  3,1| ridiculous, it was only because I wished to satisfy her vanity. Do
 3  3,2|           the Marquis de Valorsay wished to speak with him. ~ ~It
 4  3,4|           many questions he still wished to ask M. de Valorsay, he
 5  4,2|           master that a messenger wished to speak to him on urgent
 6  5,4|           in the sitting-room and wished to speak with him on very
 7  6,1|       that she had reflected, and wished to speak to him again. They
 8  6,4|           for this reason that he wished to marry me. I consented
 9  7,1|        saw his visitor depart. He wished to be alone, so as to brood
10  7,1|           try to deny him, and he wished to appear before her in
11  7,2|      SQUELCHED him completely. "I wished to say to you," he repeated, "
12  7,2|          to you," he repeated, "I wished to say to you - - " But
13  7,3|          of abject poverty, and I wished to save my son from it.
14  7,4|        that brought you here. You wished to know the source of the
15  7,6|         instantly aroused, and he wished to verify them. He therefore
16  7,7|           money! Wilkie's adviser wished him to employ legal means
17  8,1|           Mademoiselle Marguerite wished to reveal her thoughts. "
18  8,3|       Madame de Fondege evidently wished for a tete-a-tete with Mademoiselle
19  9,5|          time to prepare what she wished to say, for a man of five-and-thirty,
20  9,5|          to perform. He therefore wished some time for reflection,
21  9,6|       thousand francs whenever he wished to do so. "So," remarked
22 11,4|         told you - - " ~"What you wished of me - that's true. But
23 11,4|           might conclude that you wished the help of my experience
24 12,1|            He kissed her as if he wished to apologize for what he
25 13,5|          s ears? This was what he wished to ascertain. "Let us understand
26 14,1|         begin again. He sincerely wished that the great adversary
27 15,6|           the baron and myself. I wished you to be educated, Wilkie,
28 15,6|          self-possession. "I only wished to warn you against too
29 16,3|     himself any further, M. Jodon wished to knew what compensation
30 17,1|         was so fascinated that he wished no reward for his toil!
31 17,2|        the Place du Havre! Chupin wished to ascertain the number
32 17,2|           to question him, why he wished to do so, and if he took
33 17,4|         husky voice. ~"Nothing. I wished to speak with your wife." ~"
34 17,4|           to injure those whom he wished to serve, he resolved to
35 18,1|          dressmaker was there and wished to speak with her. "Let
36 18,2|        watching the man whom they wished to compel her to marry.
37 18,3|      Mademoiselle Marguerite only wished to prove his disinterestedness,
38 18,4|        have been fancied that she wished to buy all Paris. About
39 19,3|     presented itself. The marquis wished your father to acknowledge
40 19,5|           no other way. And yet I wished to see you, to learn if
41 20,2|            having heard the name, wished to see the man who had aided