Chapter

 1 1|   vaudevilliste; "in that case, gentlemen, here's to Charles X., the
 2 1| resignation?" ~"No question." ~"Gentlemen, listen to me! HOW TO KILL
 3 1|       and incredulity. ~"If the gentlemen will go to the drawing-room,
 4 2|      angel's surely, 'All these gentlemen have paid their stakes,'
 5 2| impertinent. You are one of us. Gentlemen, let us drink to the might
 6 2|         checking his movement. "Gentlemen," he added, addressing the
 7 3|    black-capped duck now. These gentlemen here, unanimously claim
 8 3|         replied. ~"Pshaw! those gentlemen the doctrinaires have invented
 9 3|  present during the discussion, gentlemen?" Valentin had asked them,
10 3|         to engage. ~"Permit me, gentlemen," said Brisset, as they
11 3|       whole system. It is easy, gentlemen, to recognize in the symptoms
12 3|            The vital principle, gentlemen," he continued, "the Archeus
13 3|     pious," muttered Brisset. ~"Gentlemen," Maugredie broke in hastily,
14 3|      was the spokesman. ~"These gentlemen," he told him, "have unanimously
15 3|      who nodded assent. ~"These gentlemen," Bianchon continued, "having
16 3|       and you will be a perfect gentlemen." ~The young men all came
17 3|  surgeon, addressing Raphael. ~"Gentlemen, I am fulfilling a duty.