Chapter

 1  2,5|     what he dared to write, and sign with his own name, and then
 2  4,2|       to be able to write or to sign a couple of lines. Can you
 3  4,2|        ruin an honest man don't sign a contract to that effect
 4  5,6| Patterson's friends. Now let us sign our formal contract in lieu
 5  6,3|       Very well, then. You will sign me notes, dated some time
 6 11,4|   fairly alarmed her. Still, no sign of her agitation was perceptible
 7 13,6|       But M de Valorsay made no sign. "I see that you are a shrewd
 8 13,8|      Now, if you will write and sign a note for twenty-five thousand
 9 15,6|           It is that you should sign this deed, which has been
10 15,6|    being the case, I consent to sign, but after this you need
11 15,6|      enough, never you fear." ~"Sign," interrupted Madame d'Argeles,
12 19,1|        saying, the baron made a sign to one of the servants,