Chapter

 1  2,1|        construed the oath that answered him as an exclamation of
 2  6,1|       him whom he meant he had answered, "Mademoiselle Marguerite,"
 3  7,1|    from any fault of mine," he answered with unmistakable petulance. ~"
 4  8,2|  objections, which Madame Leon answered with a venomous look, but
 5  9,2|  Madame de Fondege's maid, who answered in a pert voice, "Here is
 6  9,5|       these words, and quickly answered, "Don't send them, sir -
 7 10,4|       come to call on him," he answered. "My reason for inquiring
 8 11,1|          Yes, you were right!" answered Madame Paul as she took
 9 11,4|      could be more simple," he answered, in much the same tone as
10 13,4|        said to the servant who answered the summons: "Here, take
11 13,6|         Enough said, then," he answered, lightly. "I accept with
12 13,6|        the ordinary rates," he answered, "six per cent. interest,
13 15,1|       the letter, I read it, I answered it - and he wrote again. ~"
14 15,6|     have left this house," she answered. ~"Of course. But you are
15 16,1|       and as soon as a servant answered the summons, he exclaimed: "
16 16,3| slumber. "I'm well enough," he answered somewhat roughly. "I was
17 16,4|        explanation to-morrow," answered M. de Coralth. ~"And last,
18 17,1|   Marguerite's face. Still she answered, unaffectedly, "I will give
19 17,2|      the very same man who had answered Mademoiselle Marguerite'
20 17,3|       or not, at all events he answered them very readily. He perfectly
21 17,3|       to go?" the old lady had answered, "To London." ~Chupin felt
22 18,2|        wife?" ~"I don't know," answered Marguerite. ~"Really! But
23 19,5|        an answer to that," she answered, "and as regards the poisoning -
24 20,1|    when the marquis carelessly answered: "A poor devil who has just