Chapter

 1  1,2|    wished to see him. Now he was ready to reproach himself for
 2  3,1|     generous and charitable, and ready to help all who applied
 3  5,1|         time being, but who were ready to take a startling revenge
 4  5,6|        am tottering, and you are ready to betray me." ~"Excuse
 5  5,6|        had been just on the spot ready to pick up Wilkie's hat?
 6  6,4|         a cynical fashion. "I am ready to follow your advice,"
 7  7,1|      after twelve o'clock he was ready. He cast a last admiring
 8  7,4|          her off, but was indeed ready to devote himself to her. "
 9  7,4|          he had declared himself ready to brave public opinion -
10  7,7|         he may do. Even now I am ready to give a drop of blood
11  7,7|       the fish till we are quite ready. Our net is the Chalusse
12  8,2|         thought. And being quite ready to play a double part as
13  9,3|        am, my dear countess. I'm ready." ~And a few moments afterward
14  9,5|         serenity of a lofty soul ready to dare anything for a just
15  9,5|          did not hesitate. "I am ready to do what you desire, madame,"
16  9,5| apparatus with him. When all was ready, the photographer asked
17  9,5|      days the facsimiles will be ready, madame; and if you will
18 10,6|     young fellow's coolness, and ready in an instant with an excuse
19 12,3|         announce that dinner was ready - a dinner which she had
20 13,1|         Valorsay - I have it all ready for you; here it is." So
21 14,3|  introduce me to him?" ~"Yes. Be ready to-morrow at eleven o'clock,
22 14,3|         more foolishness, and be ready to-morrow at the appointed
23 14,3|         behind time. Are you not ready?" ~"Yes, certainly." ~"Let
24 15,1|     strange madness that made me ready to brave every danger. Besides,
25 15,3|         station we found a train ready to start, and we took our
26 15,4|     endure this! Have our trunks ready to-morrow, and we will start
27 15,6|   absence. All these proofs I am ready and willing to place at
28 16,1|   servants - whispers which were ready to change into hisses at
29 16,2|   tormented by covetousness, and ready to do anything to gratify
30 16,3|    concluded. The doctor was now ready to find traces of any poison
31 17,4|          ask you if you would be ready to attend to that little