Chapter

 1        I|      whence do you come in such haste?”~ ~“From the city.”~ ~To
 2       II|       you are careful. But make haste; my strength is nearly gone.’~ ~“
 3       IV|         probably, that you made haste to purchase our estate!”~ ~
 4        V|     their indifference, he made haste to join them, and addressed
 5       VI|        poor boy was in too much haste to rejoice.~ ~A gleam of
 6       XV|   others, Abbe Midon would make haste. The baron was his friend;
 7     XVII|  inaudible voice; “we must make haste.”~ ~He started back, thinking
 8     XVII|       her words aright.~ ~“Make haste!” he repeated.~ ~“Yes, father.
 9     XXII|       me to entreat you to make haste.”~ ~“In that case our cause
10     XXII|       sent to tell them to make haste. Bring them on as quickly
11     XXIV|      person to me. Go, and make haste!”~ ~The corporal departed
12     XXVI|         XXVI~ ~“Above all, make haste!” Maurice had said to the
13     XXVI|  commission is assembling, make haste.”~ ~“Come!” he said to Maurice, “
14    XXVII|        said the duke; “but make haste; lose no time! It is already
15    XXVII|       my home with all possible haste, took a horse and repaired
16      XXX|         for your escape.~ ~Make haste and saw the bars of your
17   XXXIII|     accused each other of undue haste, of neglect of the proper
18     XXXV|            Ought we not to make haste and carry away my father?”
19    XXXIX| reluctance.~ ~His daughter made haste to bring him ink and pens,
20     XLVI|        may come in. Let us make haste.”~ ~Mechanically the murderess
21     XLIX| property, but made all possible haste to obtain possession of
22       LI|        him to make all possible haste, as there was some difficulty
23      LII|      said, haughtily.~ ~He made haste to apologize; but while
24      LIV|         papers.~ ~With feverish haste, Martial examined the contents.
25       LV|        Here is the answer, make haste!”~ ~But the messenger did