Chapter

 1       II|        father!” she exclaimed; “oh! my father!”~ ~Then, in
 2       II|      God this shall not be!”~ ~“Oh, my father!”~ ~“No! this
 3       IV|  exclaimed:~ ~“Monsieur le Duc! Oh, Monsieur le Duc!”~ ~Lacheneur
 4        V|   wretched man smiled sadly.~ ~“Oh,” he replied, “we are not
 5        V|    Lacheneur!” he exclaimed.~ ~“Oh——”~ ~“No, this shall not
 6       VI|        are so good! I love you! Oh, how happy I am!”~ ~Alas!
 7       VI| yourself to danger; return.”~ ~“Oh! be prudent!” insisted Mme.
 8       VI|        two hands, he called:~ ~“Oh! Chanlouineau!”~ ~The robust
 9       VI|          he said, excitedly.~ ~“Oh, it is as clear as daylight.
10       IX|      give utterance to them.~ ~“Oh! pardon!” he faltered, “
11       XI|      the name of my father—”~ ~“Oh! do not thank me,” interrupted
12       XI|      see two of my friends.”~ ~“Oh! whenever it may please
13       XI|     swear to you, Monsieur—”~ ~“Oh, no oaths, if you please.
14     XIII|     could not repress a start. “Oh! in love,” said he, lightly, “
15     XIII|        I am only a Jacobin.”~ ~“Oh! my father!”~ ~“Really,
16     XIII|     fear that I am de trap.”~ ~“Oh! not in the least, Monsieur
17     XIII|      delving in the ground.”~ ~“Oh! you exaggerate, Mademoiselle;
18      XVI|         which I desire to keep. Oh! he refused me nothing.
19      XVI|            I swear to you——”~ ~“Oh! do not swear. You cannot
20      XVI| mistress—is that what you mean? Oh, say the word. But what
21    XVIII|         dying by your side.”~ ~“Oh! refuse, father!” exclaimed
22    XVIII|        Sairmeuse. You regard me—oh, I know as well as you do
23      XIX|        again; he noticed it.~ ~“Oh! I shall win her yet!” he
24      XXI|         murmured the priest.~ ~“Oh—I am not mistaken. Marie-Anne
25     XXII|        her! Will he follow her? Oh, no; he dare not!”~ ~When
26     XXIV|     their dead bodies unburied! oh! the wretches! the wretches
27     XXIV|  faltered Maurice; “mother!”~ ~“Oh! do not try to deceive me.
28     XXIV|         and beneficial God?”~ ~“Oh! I have courage, Monsieur,”
29     XXIV|      courage to curse my folly! Oh, mother, mother, if you
30     XXIV|        at his mother’s feet.~ ~“Oh, my mother! my dearest mother,
31      XXV| hospitality of its inmates?”~ ~“Oh! even in that case he is
32    XXVII|         modes of procedure.”~ ~“Oh! spare us your homilies,
33    XXVII|        furious reaction had not—oh, shame!—been able to find
34   XXVIII|        added, “I can do it.”~ ~“Oh! if what you said were true?
35     XXIX|        falter her gratitude.~ ~“Oh, you need not thank me,”
36     XXIX|        you were ignorant of it. Oh! Marie-Anne, if I wronged
37     XXIX|         and pure!” he had said. Oh, bitter mockery!~ ~But Martial
38     XXIX|         poor girl’s gesture.~ ~“Oh! I comprehend your indignation,”
39     XXIX|      secret would be kept——”~ ~“Oh! the secret will be religiously
40     XXXV|   inaudible voice, he added:~ ~“Oh! how I suffer! Firmin, I
41    XXXVI|      what would become~ of you? Oh, my God, would you not be
42    XXXVI|    expect you on Wednesday?”~ ~“Oh, yes, yes, Monsieur. How
43      XLI|      not convince the baron.~ ~“Oh, do not deny it!” he exclaimed. “
44     XLII|          they ridiculed her!~ ~“Oh! I will have my revenge!”
45     XLII|           You are mistaken.”~ ~“Oh, not at all! Of all the
46     XLIV|  attentions of the marquis.”~ ~“Oh! sir, I entreat you.”~ ~“
47      XLV|        the most violent anger. “Oh! you will see. I will prove
48      XLV|        the armchair, crying:~ ~“Oh, God! how I suffer!”~ ~
49    XLVII|         have saved my life.”~ ~“Oh! we will not talk of that,
50    XLVII|         tell him the truth.”~ ~“Oh, terrible! terrible!”~ ~“
51        L|     will return to me, and then—oh, then!”~ ~“God grant it!”
52      LII|        could name the murderer. Oh! I am not deceived. The
53       LV|       of the message, and then— Oh! fear nothing, Monsieur;