Chapter

 1        I|       regiment, and imperiously demand money, clothing, and food
 2        V|     legacy, your own honor will demand that you insist upon its
 3       VI|       as you say, circumstances demand it.”~ ~He turned to M. Lacheneur,
 4       XI|        individuals had some new demand to make.~ ~“I thought,”
 5    XXVII| Restoration, and concluded by a demand that sentence of death should
 6    XXVII|      The commission opposes his demand.”~ ~Chanlouineau laughed
 7    XXVII|       prisoner sprang up.~ ~“We demand,” they cried, “that this
 8     XXIX|        they obtain it they will demand an investigation, and then
 9      XXX|        baron is safe, they will demand the life of another prisoner,
10      XXX|     baron escapes, justice will demand to know who aided him.”~ ~
11      LII|      denounce him? You will not demand justice?”~ ~Martial’s face