Chapter

 1 II |   purpose, offered to see her home. When they came to the end
 2 II | kissed her again and she went home. The~following week, Theodore
 3 II |  evening, they struck out~for home through the meadows. The
 4 II |    was bored and wished to go home.~ ~Sometimes they crossed
 5 II |    hippodrome. When they went home that way,~Trouville, on
 6 III|     the other~child, she went home. The maids of the inn were
 7 III|    have had her daughter come home at once, had it not been
 8 III|    evening, when she returned home after an~errand, she met
 9 III|     the doctor's. He had been~home, but had left again. Then
10 IV |       about. At last she came home, exhausted, with her slippers
11 IV |  would never come back to his home. "They have stolen~him,"
12 IV |   they went back to their own~home.~ ~Madame's armchair, foot-warmer,