Chapter

 1 3 |          scene, who would nodoubt ask themselves what my purpose
 2 4 |           of me? I gave orders to ask him in at once. ~I saw a
 3 4 |        you. I have simply come to ask of you a great service." ~"
 4 4 |            Because I have come to ask you to give it up to me." ~"
 5 4 |          by you, and I decided to ask you to give it up to me,
 6 4 |         to see her as she is. You ask if I forgive you; oh, with
 7 5 |         in love. It is no good to ask them for what they can not
 8 5 |         again. I was beginning to ask myself if, when he had come
 9 6 |          you take my passport and ask if there are any letters
10 7 |           he replied. I dared not ask him for her address, and
11 7 |          I will introduce you." ~"Ask her if you may." ~"Really,
12 7 |         not have begged Ernest to ask your permission to introduce
13 7 |            madame, I have only to ask your pardon for my indiscretion,
14 7 |          it. ~Every day I went to ask after her, without leaving
15 8 |           simple as what I had to ask of her. ~I took advantage
16 8 |           across at Marguerite to ask her, "Whom are you looking
17 8 |        should like to." ~"Shall I ask her to come over to our
18 10|          for two months I came to ask after you every day." ~"
19 10|        you satisfied?" ~"Need you ask me?" ~"Not a word of this
20 11| Marguerite. I had nothing more to ask of her. Nevertheless, though
21 11|         everything that one could ask about a man of your age.
22 12|           but if I should already ask for something?" ~"What?" ~"
23 12|        have that key." ~"What you ask is a thing I have never
24 12|         still love me?" ~"Can you ask?" ~"You have thought of
25 12|       shall get very fond of you? Ask Prudence." ~"Ah," said she, "
26 13|        does not always venture to ask him for all that she is
27 13|    satisfied. My dear fellow, you ask too much!" ~"You are right,
28 13|           return. But she can not ask him for more than seventy
29 13|           am sure that if she did ask for more, despite his health
30 13|        through which one sees it. Ask your friend Gaston; there'
31 13|      admit that I had no right to ask of her anything else; that
32 14|            at eleven at night, to ask after you, and was told
33 14|      should have called to-day to ask after you, but I intend
34 14|         called Joseph). ~"If they ask whether there is a reply,
35 14|          given herself to me, and ask myself by what right I wrote
36 14|      other." ~"But if I write and ask her forgiveness?" ~"Don'
37 15|           would have the right to ask me; but I am Mlle. Marguerite
38 15|           your forgiveness as you ask me now, and in future I
39 15|        man superior enough not to ask questions about my life,
40 16| Marguerite looked at me, as if to ask me what I thought. My dream
41 17|         requires; if not, let her ask nothing more from me.'" ~"
42 18|          my heart. I might indeed ask Marguerite for the truth
43 18|       said to her, "I am going to ask your permission to go to
44 18|               And why did you not ask me for money?" ~"Because
45 18|          pay, and in order not to ask you for money, she sold
46 19|        friend." ~"Well, I went to ask her if the horse was any
47 19|          never occurred to you to ask me for what you were in
48 19|    possible sacrifice rather than ask her lover for money and
49 19|           keep; if you love me, I ask nothing more, and you will
50 20|           you, for which I humbly ask your forgiveness to-day." ~
51 20|           said at last; "what you ask of me is beyond my power.
52 21|        see Prudence, intending to ask her to go and keep Marguerite
53 21|       prolonged. ~"I even came to ask you, my dear Prudence, if
54 21|          I have on mine." ~"May I ask you, father, what was the
55 23|          been, and that she would ask me what had detained me
56 23|         pressed his hand as if to ask him tacitly to forgive me
57 23|      looking at me and seeming to ask herself if this was the
58 23|       here,' and she begged me to ask you to forgive her." ~"I
59 23|        you really want it, I will ask her for it." ~"Let her keep
60 24|           that she is dead now, I ask myself if God will ever
61 24|      reproach, Marguerite sent to ask me for a little pity, since
62 24|          for I have two things to ask: pardon for what I said
63 24|           bed to come to you, and ask, not for your friendship,
64 24|          make the most of it, but ask nothing more." ~When she
65 25|          do right? That is what I ask myself to-day, as I lie
66 26|           I sent Mme. Duvernoy to ask you for pity I was utterly
67 26|       have written to the duke to ask him for money, for I have
68 26|         at Paris I would come and ask after you myself; if my
69 26|         Prudence wanted to go and ask your father's friend for