Chapter

 1 Int |    career during which, for ten years, the writer, by turns
 2 I   |   first floor, the doors of ten rooms opening into it. At
 3 II  |      A physician, consulted ten years before, had spoken
 4 V   |    when Mathieu appeared at ten paces from us. ‘Jean,’ he
 5 VII |  catch it. Then other mice, ten, twenty, hundreds, thousands,
 6 IX  |     in six months, had aged ten years. Her heavy cheeks
 7 IX  |  took from the lower drawer ten little packages of yellow
 8 X   |   herself, not sleeping for ten days, and scarcely tasting
 9 XI  |   were going to undertake a ten years’ voyage. One October
10 XI  |  you that you have not even ten thousand francs income.
11 XI  | thousand francs income. Not ten thousand, do you understand?
12 XII | letter from Paul asking for ten thousand francs. What should
13 XIII|   face, making a step every ten minutes as she walked behind
14 XIII|      He never got more than ten letters a year. I took one
15 XIII|   to look for him. Here are ten francs for you. If you can
16 XIV |    She looked at the clock. Ten minutes still—five minutes