Chapter

 1 I |     to take Oriental views of women,"~said Blondet.~ ~"The Baron
 2 II|    said Blondet.~ ~"There are women," Bixiou gravely resumed, "
 3 II|        when a score of pretty women stand~behooded waiting for
 4 II|     Scott was~afraid to paint women as they are for fear of
 5 IV|       Isaure was one of those women who reign like~queens through
 6 IV| daughters to marry.'~ ~" 'The women will not have a penny left
 7 IV|      a~'Pooh! there are other women in the world.' Beware of
 8 V | without any pretension to the~women in it, and at these times
 9 V |     and interest on the debt. Women understand nothing~of these
10 V |       themselves, just as you women talk after you leave the
11 VI|      know that there would be women about the place~and a 'lady'!
12 VI|       well as Mme. de~Serizy. Women of the world are ready enough
13 VI|      resumed Bixiou. "Married~women relish these little expeditions
14 VI|  dainty little~dishes such as women love to devour, nibble at,
15 VI|      No.'~At four o'clock the women took flight for the Bois