Chapter

 1  1,1|        you because the woman you spoke about last evening is already
 2  1,2|       and seeing that he neither spoke nor moved, she continued
 3  1,2|         This young lady whom she spoke of, whom her husband recognized,
 4  2,1|       house, Baron Trigault, who spoke, and Pascal recognized his
 5  2,5|           I told you so when you spoke of it to me a dozen years
 6  3,1|       prolonging my life." As he spoke he sprang up with an almost
 7  5,2|           By the way in which he spoke of him, it might have been
 8  6,1|      nothing about the person he spoke of. Ah! then he would have
 9  6,4|         eyes!" ~Madame d'Argeles spoke in that tone of concentrated
10  9,4|       last moments, and whom you spoke to me about (Dr. Jodon,
11 10,2|      know my establishment" - he spoke this word with a grandiloquent
12 10,5|      into the drawing-room as he spoke, and Florent scarcely waited
13 11,5|      replied, "and he frequently spoke to me of his intention of
14 13,2|         their rightful prey. ~He spoke French passably well, but
15 14,4| undoubtedly the young friend you spoke of in the note I received
16 15,2|      such a family as yours.' He spoke in the constrained tone,
17 15,5|        ingratitude.' The man who spoke in this fashion was Baron
18 16,2|       judge for yourself." As he spoke, he pulled the bell-rope,
19 17,3|       sent to the Rue d'Ulm, and spoke of his "fare" as a respectable-looking
20 17,4|        to that little matter she spoke of." ~"Certainly. I was
21 18,2|      they have given me!" As she spoke the tears started from her