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 1 II |        afternoons, and went~to bed at nine o'clock. In recognition
 2 II |        his wife, as he went to bed~that night, "if I make fifty
 3 II |         he having then gone to bed, she was~ushered into his
 4 IV |          Oh! I've just left my bed after an illness of three
 5 VI |     the curtains of the state-~bed, was draped with ample portieres
 6 VI |        the boy, who was in his bed and, as I supposed,~asleep (
 7 VII|         staggering towards her bed, "do~you want to kill your
 8 VII|       you answer me?"~ ~"Go to bed, monsieur," she said to
 9 VII|         he had slipped away to bed~the instant that he got
10 IX | Florentine, tired~out, went to bed, oblivious to Oscar, who
11 X  |         and carried her to the bed in~her chamber. Oscar remained