Chapter

 1  2,3|       friends." ~This sneering remark certainly irritated the
 2  5,4|     have happened!" ~This last remark was by no means a proof
 3  6,2|       as the baron was wont to remark, they neither of them stirred
 4  9,5|     she could without exciting remark - "how time flies!" But,
 5  9,6|    expect to parry, or had the remark a more serious meaning?
 6 10,1|   thought, M. Fortunat did not remark this little circumstance. "
 7 11,3|      to-morrow morning." ~This remark was not lost upon Chupin,
 8 13,4|     was necessary to make some remark in acknowledgment of this
 9 13,7|       But you must allow me to remark that the baron and myself
10 13,8| precious time, as you so often remark." ~Pascal had nothing more
11 15,3|  disappointment that he made a remark which frightened me even
12 17,4|        However, Chupin did not remark this singular employment.
13 18,4|      Fondege could not fail to remark it; however, she attributed