Chapter

 1 1  |        I will gladly venture to tell him." ~"Venture!" said the
 2 1  |    language has no name, I will tell you this - that I am in
 3 1  |         made me learned. I will tell you in a few words the great
 4 1  |          Come along, and I will tell you the history of it as
 5 1  |       no one listened, began to tell stories which had no auditors,
 6 1  |     speaker on uncles went on, "tell him, while he is digesting
 7 1  |       in his lifetime. So, just tell me what that word education
 8 1  |       millionaire." ~"Won't you tell us something new? You have
 9 1  |    dying. And when I proceed to tell you that by an almost miraculous
10 2  |         punch - I really cannot tell - this clearness of mind
11 2  |      send you to sleep, I would tell you about one of the most
12 2  |    fling myself at his feet, to tell him that I was a thief,
13 2  |         between us. She used to tell me her plans for amusement,
14 2  | hundred-fold, even as God, they tell us, recompenses our good
15 2  |      dinner with me, and I will tell you everything, as if you
16 2  |     Where she had been I cannot tell; she came in by a secret
17 2  | stockbroker; I had forgotten to tell him to convert my five per
18 2  |       expand " ~"Yes, yes " ~"I tell you " ~"Yes, yes, very true,
19 2  |  desires expand " ~"The skin, I tell you." ~"Yes." ~"You don'
20 3  |        difficult things he will tell me to do, and yet I do them,
21 3  |         body. But I will go and tell him you are here, M. Porriquet,
22 3  |         rich, my darling, I can tell you all about it. Poor boy!
23 3  |         Some time I will try to tell you of my love; just now
24 3  |      the pillow there. Raphael, tell me, did no one advise you
25 3  |       motion pure and simple, I tell you humbly, that we cannot
26 3  |      science is as powerless to tell us that as to create motion.
27 3  |       lack of courage? I cannot tell. Death does not frighten
28 3  |   attack on vitality, and could tell me whether I am sick or
29 3  |    warned you " ~"And who would tell her, mademoiselle?" cried
30 3  |         after my own fashion, I tell you, or I shall be off altogether.
31 3  |  Raphael. How is it? No one can tell me where you are. And who
32 3  |         no voice left except to tell you, 'I am yours.' There
33 Epi|      pure outlines of her shape tell you that she comes from