Chapter

 1  3,4|  Baron Trigault and the poor devil who went to seek his fortune
 2  5,3|   francs, he beguiled a poor devil into running the risk of
 3  5,3|       farewell." ~"Go to the devil, you old preacher!" growled
 4  5,4|     was just beginning. "The devil!" he exclaimed. "Let me
 5  7,6|    Wilkie was dismayed. "The devil!" he exclaimed, "and where
 6 10,4|        I was a sorry looking devil in those days." ~Although
 7 10,5|   uttering an oath. "May the devil take him!" he exclaimed. "
 8 13,2|      game of cards with. The devil take him! He will be sure
 9 13,4|      he may defy God and the devil, but it is nevertheless
10 13,4| finished his work. "What the devil is he doing?" wondered Pascal,
11 13,7|   change the luck. "What the devil took you away?" he exclaimed,
12 13,8|    terribly involved." ~"The devil! You should have told me
13 14,4|    ll go. He would go to the devil if the noble Marquis de
14 14,5|   entreaty on his part. "The devil," he remarked, "I don't
15 16,4|   marquis replied: "The poor devil must be en route for America
16 17,2|    there now. ~He was a poor devil who, while receiving a salary
17 17,4| barrier he was lost. "What a devil of a mess!" he thought,
18 18,3|  lingered. "I am only a poor devil of a lieutenant," he resumed, "
19 20,1| carelessly answered: "A poor devil who has just come into possession