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3002 7,2| he could not articulate a syllable. His tongue was as stiff,
3003 9,6| intoxicated by the first symptom of success, and then relax
3004 16,2| similar and even identical symptoms which are apt to deceive
3005 2,4| herself half nude in some tableaux vivants. On the day after
3006 16,2| concluded by which each had tacitly agreed to serve the other
3007 12,3| rest." ~Irritated by the taciturnity of these strange folks,
3008 12,2| his breath. ~"By a little tact I obtained the Greloux's
3009 17,4| him; but he changed his tactics, and instead of attempting
3010 12,3| knows all that an unusually talented girl can learn in four years,
3011 8,5| did not seem to be in a talkative mood that evening, and,
3012 6,5| mingling with the groups of talkers, he at once took a seat
3013 3,2| people's ears. The person who talks of selling proclaims his
3014 1,2| renounce your revenge, and tamely submit to be conquered by
3015 10,6| evidence if the letter were tampered with. Thus Chupin was punished
3016 19,5| law must have material, tangible proof, convincing to the
3017 2,1| heavenly powers, isn't he tantalizing!" ~The most intense curiosity
3018 15,5| embroider, and some pieces of tapestry work to fill in. Unremunerative
3019 16,2| of a footman, who, after tapping respectfully at the door,
3020 10,5| everything. ~He showed Chupin the target which the viscount practised
3021 8,4| mind. When one has never tasted real pleasure, one cannot
3022 14,2| torn, and my cravat hung in tatters. He was much stronger than
3023 2,3| fingers nervously beating a tattoo on the table. If he desired
3024 7,1| of his birth. He must be taught how to utilize the knowledge.
3025 9,3| picture to yourself a robe of tea-flower silk, trimmed with bands
3026 2,2| Madame promised me - - " ~"Teach her to keep her promises." ~"
3027 8,5| real life under the best of teachers - misfortune. Cast upon
3028 9,1| So you are the man who teaches his drivers to insult his
3029 7,3| the first time raised her tear-stained eyes to her son's. "Wilkie,"
3030 18,5| you?" ~She advanced with tearful eyes and outstretched arms,
3031 13,3| were amusing themselves by teasing a large dog. Pascal was
3032 5,2| defeat, with a profusion of technical terms that inspired the
3033 8,1| The drive was a silent and tedious one. The night was coming
3034 2,5| in the address, and the telegram was brought here. I opened
3035 2,5| return home that day, he telegraphed the good news to his wife.
3036 16,4| That's true, but this man tells me that he can remove and
3037 16,2| it would be unpardonable temerity on my part to affirm - - " ~"
3038 9,1| to the precise degree of temperature, and seemed quite to the
3039 20,3| 3~A tempest of hisses momentarily drowned
3040 7,7| bathed Madame d'Argeles's temples and chafed her hands. It
3041 3,3| whose husband had gone to tempt fortune in America. Being
3042 12,1| was exposed to all the temptations of poverty, and the horrors
3043 1,1| stomach has to be cared for. Tenants were not numerous at the
3044 18,2| grew bolder, and with the tenderest and most impassioned inflection
3045 11,1| more repulsive than the tenement in which Madame Paul had
3046 13,8| the affair to a successful termination, and I need money - and
3047 5,3| his time playing on the terrace or wandering about the garden.
3048 14,1| sorts of uncertainties and terrors! What a mistake! What a
3049 7,1| treated like a child, somewhat testily declared that he was no
3050 8,3| Fondege evidently wished for a tete-a-tete with Mademoiselle Marguerite.
3051 2,1| man's voice, with a strong Teutonic accent, the voice of Van
3052 11,2| might not be the precise text; but no doubt it was the
3053 15,4| bursting into tears, and thanking God for freeing me from
3054 18,1| spurs, and wore the somewhat theatrical uniform of the 13th Hussars
3055 18,3| have been accused of the theft. Your father must have told
3056 8,5| Having once started on this theme, Madame de Fondege was not
3057 15,3| shocked me by advocating theories which were both novel and
3058 13,2| I am convinced that his theory is sound and practicable.
3059 18,1| fellow of twenty-seven, or thereabouts, with laughing eyes and
3060 | therein
3061 10,6| coming on, hastened by a thick fog; the street lamps were
3062 9,3| heavy holland-tinted satin, thickly embroidered with flowers.
3063 18,1| I am on the track of the thieves. By conferring with the
3064 13,5| francs a year, had kept a thieving coachman for six months,
3065 18,2| her that he loves her and thinks her beautiful, he offers
3066 5,1| ascribed the horse's extreme thinness to a system of rigorous
3067 2,2| thousand nine hundred and thirty-three francs, ninety centimes." ~"
3068 | thou
3069 5,3| taste of a woman, and the thoughtful tenderness of a mother.
3070 13,7| our side," said the baron, thoughtfully. "Kami is still here." ~"
3071 18,3| I have been foolish and thoughtless. I have committed many acts
3072 2,2| me, it won't succeed. You threaten me with a law-suit; very
3073 5,2| again and again, with a thrill of mingled joy and impatience.
3074 10,5| platform, as if it were a throne, and the library filled
3075 11,4| awe-inspiring attitude, with his thumb in the armhole of his waistcoat. "
3076 6,2| when they hear the roll of thunder, fall upon their knees,
3077 14,2| fall upon this woman like a thunderbolt, and set the whole household
3078 2,4| give them to me." ~"Oh!" thundered the baron, "you WILL have
3079 19,4| acknowledge the receipt, on Thursday, October 15, 186-, of the
3080 | thy
3081 13,1| use it like the rope one ties round a dog's neck before
3082 2,2| draw the bow-string too tightly, my dear fellow - it will
3083 11,1| necessary to prop it up with timber, and to nail some old boards
3084 9,5| struggle between girlish timidity and a lover's virgil energy,
3085 10,6| pair of those delicately tinted trousers which were M. de
3086 11,4| her, for he blushed to the tips of his ears, and started
3087 19,1| relief knew no bounds. "Don't tire the poor child," he said
3088 13,4| after the conclusion of a tiresome task, and then, leaning
3089 15,6| woman's supposed disgrace. 'Tis after all but an everyday
3090 8,5| interest herself in this tittle-tattle, Marguerite was pretending
3091 13,2| followers; he had been more toadied and flattered, and victimized
3092 10,6| espied the red lantern of a tobacco-shop, glimmering through the
3093 10,4| was wearing (his Sunday toggery) for an old pair of checked
3094 13,4| by the artifices of the toilet, he was really frightful.
3095 18,3| reduced to the necessity of toiling for my daily bread, if it
3096 16,1| succeeded in doing so, and in a tolerably firm voice he remarked: "
3097 17,2| to the Rue d'Ulm, at the top of his speed. The concierge
3098 5,2| gay silk jacket and the top-boots! ~But, unfortunately, this
3099 19,1| workmen have turned everything topsy-turvy." ~However, Marguerite had
3100 3,4| she lost no opportunity of tormenting him. She would not allow
3101 2,5| for a single day all the torments that I endured for long
3102 1,1| which she washed down with torrents of ratafia, her only consolation
3103 13,2| and - " ~With a careless toss of the head, accompanied
3104 5,6| devoted to me. But now I am tottering, and you are ready to betray
3105 11,1| playing with the remnants of a toy-horse. The sight of this child
3106 7,1| shade of uneasiness. "I've traced the plan - you must execute
3107 17,2| obstacles; he might then have tracked this cab through the streets
3108 9,1| amount." For the Parisian tradesman is so constituted that very
3109 9,1| interminable procession of tradesmen entered. It looked very
3110 7,2| assurance which was the dominant trait in his character was deserting
3111 7,7| wined a little too much. The traitor was evidently on coals of
3112 13,8| marquis began a desultory tramp up and down the smoking-room.
3113 16,4| I do, you wouldn't be so tranquil in mind!" ~He stopped short
3114 10,4| himself astonished at the transformation. "Ah!" he muttered, "I was
3115 20,1| night. Without any period of transition, dreamlike as it were, he
3116 12,1| to a spotless reputation transmitted from parent to child, from
3117 15,2| or seemed to yield, with transports of gratitude and love. '
3118 15,1| the fixed determination of trapping some rich heiress, and forcing
3119 3,4| but she followed him. He travelled through Italy, for I don'
3120 13,5| ice-water presented to a parched traveller while journeying over the
3121 3,2| thousand for personal matters, travelling, and play. All this amounts
3122 2,1| have: a morning-dress, a travelling-dress, with trimmings - - " And
3123 19,1| advanced with an automatic tread, her eyes fixed on vacancy,
3124 2,5| months, I showed you the treasures I had brought back with
3125 10,5| funny idea! And I have been treating Father Moulinet and this
3126 10,2| philosopher, who has written a treatise on Volition, in four volumes,
3127 15,1| shaded with century-old trees. Certainly everything that
3128 2,1| climbed the walls up gilded trellis work, or hung from the ceiling
3129 20,3| prevent him from attending the trial of Vantrasson and Madame
3130 19,2| for Marguerite, after the trials of the day, she yielded
3131 16,2| equal." ~Unfortunately, this tribute to the merits of the valet'
3132 11,5| transaction in which one person tries to cheat the other. The
3133 9,3| robe of tea-flower silk, trimmed with bands of heavy holland-tinted
3134 13,3| direction of the Arc de Triomphe. Pascal's heart thrilled
3135 13,8| the wreck. But double or triple the amount! The deuce! that
3136 6,2| radiant; and it was in a triumphant voice that he announced: "
3137 2,1| attired of the ladies at Trouville, where I spent the month
3138 16,3| preparing for us." ~"Oh! A truce to disagreeable prophecies,
3139 12,1| whom misfortune had made a truer friend than years could
3140 9,2| partridges garnished with truffles, and a bottle of Chateau-Laroze.
3141 19,4| happen? He had so often seen trustees betray the confidence of
3142 5,1| such and such a race; and, trusting in this fallacious promise,
3143 17,1| Victor is a capable and trustworthy young fellow, mademoiselle,"
3144 8,5| certainly most repugnant to her truth-loving nature; but it was the only
3145 8,4| hours earlier, proud and truthful Marguerite would have silenced
3146 11,1| pairs of scales, a few odd tumblers, filled with pipes and packets
3147 6,5| I am now a winner to the tune of two hundred and eighty
3148 9,3| Over this, I shall wear a tunic of pearl-gray crepe, edged
3149 18,5| a frightful misfortune - turfed out of her princely home,
3150 6,5| man of any knavery. These Turks are strange creatures. It'
3151 7,6| swearing that the beastly turmoil of a few moments before
3152 8,1| by a servant-girl with a turn-up nose, a pert manner, and
3153 3,3| ourselves at Valorsay, like two turtle-doves. Upon my word, my imagination
3154 4,1| received in the course of a twelvemonth at least a million applications
3155 12,4| was examining it for the twentieth time, it occurred to me
3156 13,1| who did not snatch at a twenty-franc piece wherever they chanced
3157 15,1| he had led. He was only twenty-six, and he had already been
3158 3,2| manager declares that the twenty-three thousand francs I won last
3159 2,5| society. She is scarcely twenty-two, and there is not a single
3160 20,1| had quite forgotten the twinges of pain in his injured limb. "
3161 14,5| to settle his collar and twirl his puny mustaches, with
3162 17,1| embarrassment was so evident, and he twisted his poor cap so despairingly,
3163 9,1| because I happen to wish for a two-horse vehicle for a single day,
3164 18,5| dared to wear. She was a type of the wife created by the
3165 15,4| mastered me by his cruel tyranny, and I was accustomed to
3166 8,1| and advice, and prophesied ultimate success. ~"Shall I be a
3167 17,1| face. Still she answered, unaffectedly, "I will give you M. Ferailleur'
3168 18,5| and who is devoured by unappeasable covetousness, and who, at
3169 12,3| care and talent upon such unappreciative people. ~Madame Ferailleur
3170 9,6| frantic. "I will never go out unarmed," she thought, "and woe
3171 14,3| replied: "I think that, UNASSISTED, you have no chance whatever.
3172 16,4| perfectly en regle, and unattackable. Maumejan, who has examined
3173 17,1| you will know that I am unavoidably detained." ~Chupin ought
3174 19,3| She cannot come upon us unawares, my dear mother. Chupin
3175 13,7| falsehoods with such a calm, unblushing face - he was astonished
3176 6,4| consented on account of my unborn child. My father and mother
3177 8,3| dismissed the General so unceremoniously, Madame de Fondege evidently
3178 14,1| future, and all sorts of uncertainties and terrors! What a mistake!
3179 6,5| with the same eternal, unchangeable smile upon her lips. There
3180 11,2| The poor boy's repulsive uncleanliness was a terrible charge against
3181 9,2| Marguerite spent a restless and uncomfortable night. In spite of her reason,
3182 14,2| sentences which died away, uncompleted in his throat. The violence
3183 20,3| one among you has a more uncompromising conscience, more moral firmness,
3184 15,4| senses reveal the truth, and unconsciously act as his accuser. You
3185 7,6| Argeles faced him with the undaunted glance of a martyr whose
3186 9,4| innocent, and she held an undeniable, irrefutable proof of his
3187 13,5| Monsieur le Marquis, he understands it so well that, instead
3188 19,5| described the struggle she had undertaken against the world, strong
3189 13,6| appeared and said in an undertone: "Madame Leon is in the
3190 18,3| she was not long left to undisturbed meditation. By the lieutenant'
3191 18,3| resignation. I will leave nothing undone to preserve my honor in
3192 11,3| addressing Florent. "Come and undress me; I must be up early to-morrow
3193 13,5| Pascal had been moving about uneasily on his chair, like a man
3194 19,3| comparison with the intense, unendurable anguish I experienced in
3195 7,7| books, he may have been unequalled; but as a guardian for youth,
3196 13,8| saying to himself, like unfaithful cashiers when they first
3197 5,4| accordance with the favorable or unfavorable character of the replies
3198 1,1| glances. They were both unfavorably impressed by this woman,
3199 14,3| his rooms, he exclaimed in unfeigned astonishment: "You here
3200 17,2| see who was applying this unflattering epithet to himself. ~Chupin
3201 6,4| of repressed passion and unflinching resolution. One could scarcely
3202 9,4| eagerly snatched it up, unfolded it, and read: "Dear Madame
3203 17,2| promises and then leave them unfulfilled. Though he was usually unimpressionable,
3204 7,1| No more debts, no more ungratified longings. He would have
3205 8,5| attentions, but she had escaped unharmed. ~Deceit was certainly most
3206 12,4| wretched - that she condemns me unheard, and has no greater confidence
3207 18,1| the somewhat theatrical uniform of the 13th Hussars rather
3208 17,2| unfulfilled. Though he was usually unimpressionable, like all who lead a precarious
3209 5,2| terms that inspired the uninitiated with the deepest awe. "What
3210 7,2| and stammer out an almost unintelligible answer. "Excuse me! I am
3211 13,2| hotel-keepers and merchants, all unite in defrauding me. If I buy
3212 13,8| only affected. Vanity alone unloosed his purse-strings. He was
3213 16,1| has aided considerably in unloosening his tongue." ~M. Casimir,
3214 13,2| with him.' And it is the unlucky agent who must object, declare
3215 13,2| if you only succeed in unmasking this dear marquis, and Coralth,
3216 13,8| creditors are pressing me unmercifully. You told me this morning
3217 13,8| anxiety, as his tone of voice unmistakably revealed. ~In reply Pascal
3218 20,2| upon him, all combined to unnerve him. But only for a moment.
3219 16,2| was too remarkable to pass unnoticed. Further doubt seemed impossible. "
3220 7,6| managed to make his escape unobserved. "Where is madame?" he inquired
3221 14,3| excessively elegant and yet unostentatious; and he devoted himself
3222 2,3| princely mansion with his bill unpaid? But more and more clearly
3223 16,2| kingdom of science it would be unpardonable temerity on my part to affirm - - " ~"
3224 11,3| was something marvellous, unprecedented, on the part of this poor
3225 17,3| next day a fat woman of unprepossessing appearance had called for
3226 8,4| poor M. de Chalusse, though unquestionably a very worthy and excellent
3227 15,4| frightful dangers, felt a wild, unreasoning, inconceivable fear of my
3228 14,3| devoted himself to the task so unreservedly that he lost all conception
3229 8,5| health, and comfort had been unscrupulously sacrificed to show. The
3230 8,3| which would have been most unseemly in the presence of a poor
3231 13,4| threads that still remain unsevered will be strong enough to
3232 1,2| exclaimed, "to be reduced to the unspeakable misery of hearing my mother
3233 6,2| madame that I had so far been unsuccessful," said Job. "But I will
3234 15,6| erect. They boast of their unsullied honor, and they are respected
3235 16,1| the plan of making him an unsuspecting accomplice. "I never deny
3236 11,2| love her own offspring? The untidiness of sorrow and poverty has
3237 5,1| company. It afforded them untold satisfaction to walk to
3238 18,4| remainder of the sentence died unuttered upon his lips. His face
3239 19,1| She could only obtain this unvarying and obstinate reply: "Nothing
3240 9,4| was at a loss for her way. Unwilling to waste any more time,
3241 15,1| brother, so that he might uphold the splendor of the name,
3242 7,6| M. Wilkie with his hand uplifted, he burst open the door
3243 2,1| two train dresses with upper skirts and trimmings of
3244 20,2| are sufficiently pure and upright to have a right to despise
3245 8,3| with cobwebs, such as the urchins of Paris collect and sell
3246 5,5| none - when he needed it urgently and must have it to save
3247 10,4| he is quite as capable of urging you to commit a crime as
3248 16,2| wait. When I ring, you can usher him in." Then addressing
3249 10,2| eager for gain as an old usurer - Chupin, as grasping as
3250 13,6| distrust your friends. Apply to usurers rather than to them. Question
3251 7,1| He must be taught how to utilize the knowledge. The Viscount
3252 17,2| couple of thousand, and utilized his wits in defending his
3253 9,4| madame, devotedly yours - V." Below ran a postscript
3254 19,1| tread, her eyes fixed on vacancy, and her hands outstretched,
3255 17,4| himself in the doorway of a vacant house a few paces distant
3256 10,4| there appeared one of those vagabonds who hang about cafes and
3257 15,6| kept him to the spot. He vaguely felt that he ought not to
3258 9,6| his hand against me!" ~The vagueness of the threat increased
3259 9,3| flowers. A wide flounce of Valenciennes at the bottom of the skirt.
3260 13,4| self-control. Still he strove valiantly to conceal his emotion.
3261 15,6| renunciation - a perfectly valid document, since the court
3262 19,3| fortune. This document, the validity of which is unquestionable,
3263 15,3| should always have all the valuables she possesses about her.
3264 7,5| count's property, which is valued at eight or ten millions
3265 13,4| struggle, and own himself vanquished and lost. So, summoning
3266 14,4| little. Three huge furniture vans, heavily laden, were standing
3267 13,1| this princely abode never varied. The same careless, prodigal,
3268 10,5| in one collection such a variety of steel and silver instruments,
3269 13,6| to be paid for it; and I vary my terms according to my
3270 11,3| impressed, too, with a sense of vastly-increased importance on thinking that
3271 7,5| Besides, I'm tired of vegetating, and having only one name,"
3272 3,3| ring in this apparently vehement outburst of passion. "I
3273 19,3| Marguerite was amazed. The veil was now torn aside, and
3274 12,3| malignity was but poorly veiled by her smooth-tongued hypocrisy.
3275 8,4| upon tastes. The Duchess de Veljo wore one only eleven days
3276 2,1| two morning-dresses, a Velleda costume, an evening dress." ~"
3277 13,6| speak with the greatest veneration, asked them to lend him
3278 15,5| Saint Martin. It was badly ventilated and miserably lighted, but
3279 18,2| conversation became rather venturesome. He gradually grew extremely
3280 12,4| quietly. ~"What?" ~"Yes; a verbatim copy. Yesterday evening,
3281 10,6| was strongly scented with verbena. He fancied that there was
3282 4,2| A prisoner awaiting the verdict of the jury could not have
3283 2,1| from among the depths of verdure peered forth exquisite statues,
3284 8,5| They were certainly on the verge of ruin when Mademoiselle
3285 7,6| aroused, and he wished to verify them. He therefore pretended
3286 11,2| There was a means of verifying his suspicions, for on returning
3287 4,2| Certainly not. Then which version is false? We must ascertain
3288 4,2| you reconcile these two versions of the affair, M. Ferailleur?
3289 7,4| have parted with the last vestige of honor here. And the business
3290 5,1| the grain merchant, the veterinary surgeon, and the harness-maker.
3291 10,5| and boxes, its pots and vials and cups; and he counted
3292 14,5| your instincts and your vices, who knows what crime you
3293 3,3| child on a doorstep in the vicinity of the central markets - - " ~
3294 14,5| reclining on the cushions of her victoria, and eclipsing all the women
3295 13,4| sporting journals as record the victories or defeats of the animals
3296 6,4| scarcely hope to modify her views even by the wisest and most
3297 13,5| subordinates?" ~Pascal protested vigorously. "Allow me to say," he exclaimed, "
3298 11,4| innocent man who has been vilely slandered, M. Pascal Ferailleur." ~
3299 13,2| swindled by my son-in-law, and vilified and anathematized by all
3300 7,4| my son. I know a pleasant village near London where we can
3301 10,2| there are too many such villains at large for public safety.
3302 9,3| article of furniture open, and violate the secret of a private
3303 5,2| convulsive tenderness. She sobbed violently, and repeated again and
3304 9,5| girlish timidity and a lover's virgil energy, endowed her with
3305 12,3| hatred of evil, and that virility of spirit which misfortune
3306 2,1| examining these objects of virtu. Through a partially open
3307 8,3| profound satisfaction was visible upon his countenance. "From
3308 15,1| fill my imagination with visionary and romantic fancies. The
3309 8,3| with excuses for future visits to him." ~The General went
3310 15,3| less would be a matter of vital importance. So I was not
3311 18,1| Marguerite, with unusual vivacity. "Let her come in at once." ~
3312 2,4| half nude in some tableaux vivants. On the day after to-morrow
3313 11,5| cannot always be on the qui vive. There will be a word in
3314 7,6| her arm. "Take care!" he vociferated; "take care! Do not infuriate
3315 10,2| has written a treatise on Volition, in four volumes, was no
3316 12,4| book-shop, and purchased the volume. That's it, there on the
3317 13,8| imposed upon, it was not voluntarily - for there was a strong
3318 6,3| Pshaw! - no doubt it's a voluntary sale.' 'Not at all; she'
3319 10,2| misgivings. He was sure that this volunteer would be of more service
3320 15,1| himself body and soul into the vortex of politics. Either my mother
3321 6,2| foot. You have heard my vows of vengeance if I ever succeeded
3322 10,1| spot in our armor, a spot vulnerable beyond all others, a certain
3323 16,1| bearing the inscription W. de Gordon-Chalusse, with
3324 1,1| the poisonous breeze which wafts an epidemic on its wings.
3325 17,3| he would have willingly wagered anything, that after going
3326 8,2| enough to eat, and where the wages were always in arrears.
3327 7,6| of those that open to the waist and are fastened by a single
3328 10,6| unlike the servant in the red waist-coat. As he had the key to the
3329 20,1| different appearance. Their waistcoats were less open, and their
3330 10,3| resources. As soon as the waiter served him, he drained his
3331 6,2| upon a tortured mind. On waking up, her first act was to
3332 2,1| polonaise, a jockey costume, a walking costume, a riding-habit,
3333 13,3| enemies had decided on a warfare of duplicity, he was resolved
3334 9,1| appearance at the proper moment, warmed to the precise degree of
3335 13,3| proximity to fire insures warmth. So he arrayed himself in
3336 14,1| laundries, in which every one washes his soiled linen and dries
3337 8,2| The bed was not made, the washstand was dirty, some woollen
3338 5,3| complained of this constant watchfulness, M. Patterson always replied, "
3339 2,1| costume, one sailor suit, one Watteau shepherdess costume, one
3340 1,1| passes by, and the victim wavers. He still breathes bitter
3341 7,1| feel them gliding in golden waves between his fingers! What
3342 13,3| man, whose mustaches were waxed and turned up in the most
3343 17,2| difficulties of the task in no wise weakened his resolution. His starting
3344 19,3| two I showed myself the weaker." ~Lost in the rapture of
3345 11,1| well dressed as he is, he wears a cap. But what was he doing
3346 3,3| dry her tears with on my wedding-day, and you will understand
3347 11,1| He's married - there's a wedding-ring on his finger; he has a
3348 11,1| subsistence, and nights spent in weeping, had made her old, haggard,
3349 1,1| but it was in a tone of well-assumed indifference that Madame
3350 2,5| embraced you: 'It is yours, my well-beloved, the source of all my happiness!'
3351 16,3| purchasing the business of a well-established and well-known dentist,
3352 19,5| disgrace, and could only have wept and prayed. I did weep and
3353 6,4| while his hands were still wet with my brother's blood.
3354 16,3| find traces of any poison whatsoever in the Count de Chalusse'
3355 7,4| visit, manner, assurance, wheedling, and contradictions were
3356 17,3| to ascertain the woman's whereabouts? She had said that she kept
3357 5,1| much heed to the assertion, whereat Wilkie felt vexed, and resolved
3358 7,2| relatives have given me the wherewithal to keep me from starving,
3359 2,1| higher. I said to myself: 'Whew! the mantua-maker is presenting
3360 18,2| he had been lashed with a whip. "Ah! you are severe!" he
3361 13,2| forehead stood out like whipcords, but not so much from anger
3362 5,1| justified the display of whips and spurs that decorated
3363 19,2| boulevards, and was now whirling along the Route d'Asnieres,
3364 7,3| years!" ~Unfortunately, no whirlwind of passion was capable of
3365 8,2| maid in close consultation, whispering with that volubility which
3366 2,1| for me to play a game of whist at the club." ~This time
3367 2,2| instead of replying, only whistled; and wounded by this breach
3368 12,3| sentiment, an energy no whit inferior to her own, and
3369 20,2| leaning on the arm of the white-haired magistrate, and then Madame
3370 2,4| shoulders are of dazzling whiteness, and that high on the left
3371 17,1| kissed this hand of hers, the whitest and most beautiful he had
3372 15,3| desirable. ~"Not that he had wholly ceased to practise dissimulation.
3373 10,1| with joy, and he laughed wickedly at the hope of a speedy
3374 15,6| name of Chalusse still more widely known. Compromise with him.
3375 11,4| the circles where he went wife-hunting, and with a somewhat pretentious
3376 14,2| the whole household in the wildest commotion. What could you
3377 11,2| recognized him as one of those wily evil-minded men who employ
3378 7,4| Madame d'Argeles did not wince. "What do you mean to do
3379 10,4| nose so loudly that the window-panes rattled; this was his way
3380 11,1| feel quite at ease on a windy day," continued Chupin,
3381 8,3| he ordered, "go to the wine-cellar, and bring me a bottle of
3382 11,1| packets of cigarettes, some wine-glasses, and three or four labelled
3383 8,3| neither the grocer nor the wine-merchant will trust him any longer." ~
3384 8,3| bottles which grocers and wine-merchants prepare for the benefit
3385 17,3| Amsterdam peering into the wine-shops in search of some railway
3386 7,7| remarked that he had dined and wined a little too much. The traitor
3387 1,1| wafts an epidemic on its wings. So the hope that had momentarily
3388 8,3| the servant, and, with a wink that Mademoiselle Marguerite
3389 6,5| It's true that I am now a winner to the tune of two hundred
3390 12,3| even raised her glasses to wipe away a furtive tear which
3391 8,1| Mademoiselle Marguerite on the wisdom of her decision. Her remarks
3392 6,4| modify her views even by the wisest and most practical advice.
3393 18,2| you, declaring that heart, wit, talent, beauty, all womanly
3394 17,3| name or address, the old witch!" he growled. "She had better
3395 3,2| races at Vincennes. I have withdrawn my horses. And, in future,
3396 18,5| letters, a glove and some withered flowers were found in one
3397 11,5| for." ~M. Fortunat cast a withering look at his clerk, but the
3398 9,1| Comtesse to do him the favor to withhold a portion of the small amount."
3399 16,3| prison. Moreover, other witnesses will be summoned. By what
3400 9,6| unarmed," she thought, "and woe to the man who raises his
3401 18,2| wit, talent, beauty, all womanly charms are united in your
3402 8,2| not known her father, the wood merchant, saw nothing impossible
3403 8,2| washstand was dirty, some woollen stockings were hanging over
3404 17,1| familiar to the Parisian working-classes. "Then," he resumed, "you
3405 4,1| And so strange are the workings of the human heart, that
3406 14,5| now remained of the gay worldling but the golden hair which
3407 3,3| baron. "You, a practical, worldly man, give way to such a
3408 11,3| the viscount need not be worried in the least; that she would
3409 16,3| myself of it? Only one thing worries me - the lack of funds." ~
3410 2,3| polite to cause you the least worry." ~"You will brave the disgrace
3411 4,1| trifle short. The matter was worrying me a little, when I thought
3412 19,2| other, she was prepared to worship her. How fervently she blessed
3413 9,4| M. de Valorsay would be worsted, but not annihilated, and
3414 5,3| and, although it was very wounding to his self-love, M. Wilkie
3415 18,5| Paler than her white muslin wrapper, the Baroness Trigault sprang
3416 17,2| perceiving Chupin, he made a wrathful gesture, and his first words
3417 13,8| always be gathered from the wreck. But double or triple the
3418 1,1| present and future, are wrecked by a vile conspiracy! The
3419 15,1| reach; and yet my youth was wretchedly unhappy. I scarcely knew
3420 7,5| consideration whatever will wring from me." ~She imagined
3421 6,3| will refuse to pay them. A writ will be served, and an attachment
3422 10,5| which you will place on my writing-table - and make haste." So saying,
3423 12,4| who doesn't know that all writings in pencil resemble each
3424 13,4| which the past few days had wrought in this brilliant nobleman'
3425 8,2| of Francis I. or of Louis XII. Indeed, she sometimes confounded
3426 15,1| pretended to suppress a yawn, as he growled, "What! some
3427 12,2| hundred thousand francs, the yearly income of which is to constitute
3428 5,2| profuse display of the very yellowest hair they possessed. This