Chapter

 1 Int |  atelier hoaxes, as if he had given himself up to the pleasure
 2 Int |   ladies’ apartments.” He has given up composing those hurried
 3 III |       over, the courtyard was given up to the sailors, and the
 4 IV  | scream; it was a rifle salute given by the peasants, and the
 5 V   |      that purse?”~She had not given it a thought, and she poured
 6 VI  | longer seek to please, he had given up shaving, and his long
 7 VI  |     old family coach had been given up to his son-in-law by
 8 VII |       only reason why she had given herself, bound herself for
 9 VIII|       he had led astray to be given money that did not belong
10 X   |       down as if his legs had given way. He then took off his
11 XI  |     all her thoughts had been given to Paul. She scarcely took
12 XII |       has done if you had not given him a sou in the first place?”~“
13 XIII|      some material, which was given a dressmaker in the village.
14 XIII|       according to directions given her, along a street, at