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 1 18|   glorious conversations of a club, or the excitements of "
 2 19|     after that we went~to the club to play whist."~ ~"That'
 3 19|    you word till I got to the club."~ ~"But you wrote on a
 4 19|  feminine~elegance."~ ~"Those club directors are such dandies!"~ ~
 5 19|      is written on the~Jockey Club paper; everybody writes
 6 19|     wives, and~they go to the club and play. But you needn'
 7 20|     letter is from the Jockey Club; I recognize both the~paper
 8 22|    all~belonged to the Jockey Club.~ ~"It would be a pretty
 9 22|      his game of whist at the club. "Yesterday, after you~left
10 24|       dine with~Maxime at the club in the rue de Beuane, and
11 24| duchess~had some need of him. Club life where men play cards
12 24|       Let us go to~the Jockey Club; Rochefide must invite me
13 25|    play~cards and dine at the club, she to dress and spend
14 25| Rochefide found Maxime at the club, and complained to him~like
15 25|   said~Rochefide, leaving the club.~ ~And he called out his
16 25|    was admitted to the Jockey Club and to the club of the~rue
17 25|    the Jockey Club and to the club of the~rue de Gramont; he
18 26|       Palferine at the~Jockey Club, where the young count was
19 26|       threshold of the Jockey Club,~Charles-Edouard said to
20 26|    Palferine to Maxime at the club, Calyste, to whom his mother