Chapter

 1 II |    Mesdemoiselles," she said, "Monsieur Servin cannot come to-day."~ ~
 2 II |       I should be puzzled."~ ~"Monsieur Servin has not taken his
 3 III|      the unfortunate man:--~ ~"Monsieur," she said, "as for your
 4 III|    sadly.~ ~"You mean to leave Monsieur Servin!" exclaimed Ginevra,
 5 III|      court?"~ ~"They have left Monsieur Servin," replied Laure.~ ~"
 6 III|        some intrigue, and that Monsieur Servin allows the young
 7 III|       mother are~coming to see Monsieur Servin to-morrow and reproach
 8 III|      dried her tears, bowed to Monsieur Servin, and went away.~ ~"
 9 III|   proud movement of her head. "Monsieur Luigi," she added, turning
10 IV |       in a~sardonic tone:--~ ~"Monsieur is not decorated."~ ~"I
11 IV |        way of conversation:~ ~"Monsieur's resemblance to a person
12 IV |     gesture of the old man.~ ~"Monsieur is, no doubt, M. le Baron
13 IV |      the printer's dash--).~ ~"Monsieur," he said, "I am Monsieur
14 IV |      Monsieur," he said, "I am Monsieur Roguin, your daughter's
15 IV |        of--her--~marriage with Monsieur Luigi Porta."~ ~This speech,
16 IV |  delivered, probably seemed to Monsieur~Roguin so fine that his
17 IV |      prevent him from throwing Monsieur Roguin~through the window.
18 IV | continued, in a honeyed tone, "Monsieur le baron, on such~occasions
19 IV |     end--by ceasing--Whenever, monsieur, a young~lady has recourse
20 IV |   leave her at~liberty to--"~ ~Monsieur Roguin stopped, perceiving
21 IV |        by~arguing with him."~ ~Monsieur Roguin then read a stamped
22 IV |        last consolation?--"~ ~"Monsieur, your daughter only belongs
23 IV |            And kill him?--"~ ~"Monsieur, permit me--"~ ~There is
24 V  |      yapping of a~dog, calling Monsieur Luigi da Porta and Mademoiselle