Chapter

 1  2,1|         into a passion, Monsieur le Baron had taken the trouble
 2  2,2|       deal of material. Monsieur le Baron will understand that
 3  2,2|        respect I owe to Monsieur le Baron, and to place this
 4  3,1|         me to tell you, Monsieur le Baron," he began, "that
 5  6,2|          he announced: "Monsieur le Baron Trigault." ~Madame
 6  6,4|      that I am married, Monsieur le Baron, legally married.
 7 10,3|   envelope as follows: "Monsieur le Vicomte de Coralth, En Ville,"
 8 10,5|      every morning; for Monsieur le Vicomte was a capital marksman,
 9 10,5|    master's swords; for Monsieur le Vicomte handled side arms
10 13,4|          pray continue, Monsieur le Marquis," interrupted Pascal. "
11 13,4|       say that I don't, Monsieur le Marquis." ~This response
12 13,5|           5~"Excuse me, Monsieur le Marquis, he understands
13 13,5|          astonishes me, Monsieur le Marquis, to hear YOU speak
14 13,5|       your indignation, Monsieur le Marquis," he said, coldly. "
15 13,6|      nothing more to be said, M. le Marquis; and since you find
16 13,7|        as I could wish, Monsieur le Baron, but I must speak
17 13,8|          is the amount, Monsieur le Marquis. I have, of course,
18 13,8|          your position, Monsieur le Marquis. Whatever happens,
19 13,8|          the situation, Monsieur le Marquis. Will you explain
20 14,4| announced, in a clear voice: "M. le Vicomte de Coralth! - M.
21 15,3|  chastisement! On our arrival at Le Havre the next day, Arthur
22 15,3|          keeping us prisoners at Le Havre, when Arthur Gordon
23 16,2|   desires to speak with Monsieur le Marquis." ~~"Very well,"
24 16,3|        you so abruptly, Monsieur le Marquis," said he, "but
25 20,3|     crying: "Monsieur - Monsieur le Baron! a commissary of police