Chapter

 1 III |  came back to Paris a year sooner~than his sometime companion.
 2 III |    in this young eagle. No sooner was her conduct~approved
 3 III | mockery in her tones, "the~sooner it is done, the sooner it
 4 III | the~sooner it is done, the sooner it will be sanctioned."~ ~
 5 III |   through a woman's favor.~Sooner or later his genius should
 6 V   |  ruinous as it is for him. Sooner or later that~woman will
 7 V   | will do anything desperate~sooner than fall back, and you
 8 VI  |    rooms will be abolished sooner or later~in Paris, for no
 9 VIII| work. Publishers~should no sooner read the opening pages of
10 VIII|  the Marguerites? A~little sooner or a little later I shall