Chapter

 1 IV   |             man--Galard being dead--Jerome, who can~cook a little.
 2 V    | communications between my~tiger and Jerome."~ ~"And you gossip with
 3 V    |        which no one is~admitted, as Jerome informed me; the man did
 4 XIV  |          out~from the kiosk to help Jerome, Albert's servant, to get
 5 XIV  |             the little building. In Jerome's~accomplice Rosalie at
 6 XIV  |             s-maid.~ ~"Mariette and Jerome!" said she to herself. "
 7 XV   |                               XV~In Jerome's eyes ten thousand francs
 8 XV   |            Mariette," said she, "is Jerome in his master's confidence?"~ ~"
 9 XV   |            mother, and you can meet Jerome as often as you please."~ ~"
10 XV   |           is perfectly respectable;~Jerome honestly means to marry
11 XV   |        Savaron sends to the post by~Jerome."~ ~"But what for?" said
12 XVIII|          and post this letter. Tell Jerome that I know all I wish to
13 XXI  |     confessed--to~take both her and Jerome into her service, she induced
14 XXIV |            light was to be seen.~ ~"Jerome!" cried Rosalie, seeing
15 XXV  |              and a servant. Indeed, Jerome, who saw the~carriage returning,
16 XXV  |           card; and when he saw it,~Jerome says Monsieur turned as
17 XXV  |              called up his servant. Jerome saw the servant go out again
18 XXV  |        politer to the King himself.~Jerome and Monsieur Albert Savaron
19 XXV  |          him and stayed till seven. Jerome carried a note to~Monsieur
20 XXV  |             lawyer set out, leaving Jerome with three months'~wages,
21 XXV  |             home, and at~his house, Jerome says, he took a plate of
22 XXV  |      carriage he looked like death. Jerome, who, of course, saw~his
23 XXV  |          The Geneva Road!' "~ ~"Did Jerome ask the name of the stranger
24 XXV  |           to have delivered it;~but Jerome says that poor Monsieur
25 XXVI |            or of Albert~de Savarus. Jerome and Mariette were to be
26 XXVI |         their marriage Mariette and Jerome came to les Rouxey to succeed~