Chapter

 1 II  |       the young vicomte. He had paid his father’s debts, sold
 2 IV  |          As a young girl nobody paid any attention to her. She
 3 VI  |    ordinary manner. He scarcely paid any attention to her or
 4 VIII|       his wife, and the vicomte paid a visit to the Fourvilles,
 5 XI  |         come so frequently. She paid no attention to his request.
 6 XI  | question of a debt that must be paid before noon the following
 7 XI  |      fifteen hundred francs. He paid one thousand, saying close
 8 XI  | furniture was sold and her rent paid. In Paul’s room at “The
 9 XII |    making fresh debts? You have paid his debts, that is all right;
10 XIII|      Nothing roused her. No one paid any attention to her. The
11 XIII|         ninety francs—which she paid without a word.~She did