Chapter

 1 2|    Lupeaulx left the room the countess said to her~husband, "I
 2 3|       and the~jealousy of the countess, repeating her remarks about
 3 3|     with Madame de Chessel, a~countess from the provinces, who
 4 5|     some Wednesday?"~said the countess. "Pray bring her; it will
 5 5| private parties, and--"~ ~The countess rose with some irritation.~ ~"
 6 6|   that he could slip into the countess's ear~when he takes her
 7 6|     continued, addressing the countess,~"it is now an absolute
 8 7|  vanity.~ ~"You know what the countess's Tuesdays are," said des
 9 7|    Lupeaulx, who knew~all the countess's weak spots, she was flattering
10 7|   Madame de Nucingen,~and the countess, in an eight-ear conversation,
11 7|      you really must give the countess and myself the pleasure
12 7|    said his Excellency to the countess, sternly, "such~sentiments