Chapter

 1 3 |        said the first bidder in a tone which seemed to defy further
 2 3 | Thirty-five," I cried in the same tone. ~"Forty." ~"Fifty." ~"Sixty." ~"
 3 6 |     scarcely dared reply, for the tone in which the words were
 4 8 |            in almost an imperious tone of voice. ~"What do you
 5 10|      replied in a somewhat bitter tone; "see how much notice the
 6 10|          to further empbasize the tone in which she had said these
 7 11|           is you," she said, in a tone that by no means reassured
 8 11|          Poor man!" was said in a tone impossible to render. Marguerite
 9 14|           write them."' ~"In what tone did she say that?" ~"Laughingly,
10 20|   continued my father, in a dryer tone, "that I, at all events,
11 20|     Marguerite. Nevertheless, the tone in which he said these last