Chapter

 1 1  |       to them; but nowadays " ~"Oh! now," said the first speaker, "
 2 1  |         Seine," said Raphael. ~"Oh, you don't understand me;
 3 1  | organizations?" said Canalis. ~"Oh, granted!" cried the Republican. ~"
 4 1  |      dangerous than thieves." ~"Oh, dear!" cried the attorney
 5 1  |      but rearranged matters." ~"Oh! oh!" cried Cursy, the vaudevilliste; "
 6 1  |      rearranged matters." ~"Oh! oh!" cried Cursy, the vaudevilliste; "
 7 1  |           Yes, sir, she has." ~"Oh, ho! No and yes, is not
 8 1  |         And you are a rogue!" ~"Oh! oh!" ~"Ah! ah!" ~"They
 9 1  |         you are a rogue!" ~"Oh! oh!" ~"Ah! ah!" ~"They are
10 1  |     memory of one that's here!' Oh," he continued, "I would
11 1  |        should carry me away." ~"Oh, if you are going to get
12 1  |          asked Emile. ~"Others? Oh, well, they must manage
13 2  |      had not the money to risk. Oh, if I needed to send you
14 2  |        this meagre balance. ~" 'Oh, rococo, all of it!' said
15 2  | tempestuously in my own breast. Oh! to feel that you were born
16 2  |        much as an old Marquise! Oh! to carry a treasure in
17 2  |      corner of the Rue de Gres. Oh, I wore my poverty proudly.
18 2  |    chosen her words beforehand. Oh, my friend, there are women
19 2  |     quays, without a hope left? Oh, to think that she not only
20 2  |        my only white waistcoat! Oh, to miss the sight of her
21 2  |      you have taken of me.' ~" 'Oh, don't let us cast accounts,'
22 2  |        arrange the affair?' ~" 'Oh, well! Come and dine here
23 2  |       name to the memoirs.' ~" 'Oh,' I groaned; 'why did I
24 2  |     hand and foot in the world. Oh, if she would only say mon
25 2  |        going to consult me. ~" 'Oh, how dear to me is this
26 2  |        light touch upon it. ~" 'Oh, I would willingly go,'
27 2  |      few crowns meanwhile.' ~" 'Oh, Pauline!' I cried, as I
28 2  |    applauding her perspicacity. Oh, that I should be dying
29 2  |         for her scornful jests! Oh, that I should be unable
30 2  |       just plunged his knife. ~"Oh, ho! we are to have breakfast
31 2  |        time in twelve months. ~"Oh! Oh!" ~"Ah! Ah!" ~"One moment,"
32 2  |         in twelve months. ~"Oh! Oh!" ~"Ah! Ah!" ~"One moment,"
33 2  |       of all decent feeling." ~"Oh, Raphael dear, I should
34 3  |     famous Newton " ~"Newton? - oh, ah! I don't know the name,"
35 3  |           But how about you?" ~"Oh, I am hoping to keep myself
36 3  |  physiology pure and simple." ~"Oh, then, there is no more
37 3  |     fast from his angry eyes. ~"Oh, my life!" he cried, "that
38 3  |        house?" Raphael asked. ~"Oh no, sir. Mme. Gaudin is
39 3  |  emotion overflowed his face. ~"Oh, he loves me! he loves me!"
40 3  |         Pauline is rich. But I? Oh, I ought to be very poor
41 3  |         went on after a pause. "Oh yes! We have three, four,
42 3  |      she pointed to the table. "Oh, how your exultation hurt
43 3  |     exultation hurt me then!" ~"Oh, why are you rich?" Raphael
44 3  |        married?" said Pauline. "Oh, I will not give you up
45 3  |   papers over. ~"My Pauline " ~"Oh yes, I am your Pauline -
46 3  |       woman who " ~"Pauline!" ~"Oh, I know I am fearfully jealous.
47 3  |   caught Pauline in his arms. ~"Oh, my father!" she said; "
48 3  |    compliment upon his ducks. ~"Oh, we are well off for ducks,"
49 3  |         stretched?" ~"Certainly oh, bother! " muttered M. Lavrille,
50 3  |         us make a bet on it!" ~"Oh, he will do it." ~Just as
51 3  |      who ever could get inside? Oh, no, we aren't afraid at
52 3  |  Clermont with our little chap! Oh, he has been a strong man
53 Epi|        once by a horrible pang. Oh! ah! yes, you have struck
54 Epi|       But how about Foedora?" ~"Oh! Foedora, you are sure to