Chapter

 1 III |  contempt is a~roi faineant, a husband in petticoats; first it
 2 IV  |       Paris and apart from her~husband without scandal. The Duke,
 3 V   |      and her wit. ~What does a husband prove? Simply that a girl
 4 VII |            Oh! is it only your husband that stands in the way?"
 5 VII |        not speak to me of your husband. You ought not to think
 6 VII | practically separated~from her husband; a marriage long since annulled
 7 VII |     she will talk to me~of her husband, then of God, and then of
 8 VIII|      that he should be but her husband henceforth in~secret, her
 9 VIII|     plighted~lover or a wedded husband to break in like this upon
10 IX  |       great-uncle), and to her husband's uncle, the Duc de Grandlieu. ~
11 IX  |      You have~compromised your husband and your position. Still,
12 IX  |        become of you without a husband? Keep well with your husband
13 IX  |   husband? Keep well with your husband as~you take care of your
14 IX  |       woman's~parachute, and a husband also stands between you
15 IX  |   woman~ought never to put her husband in the right." ~ ~"Uncle,
16 X   |       be~henceforth forever my husband, the one man in the world