Chapter

1 Int|        to sum up his childhood’s recollections. As for Bel Ami, he wrote
2 Int|     there, I cannot live without recollections, and recollections sadden
3 Int|       without recollections, and recollections sadden me. I can have no
4 X  |          associated with all her recollections as a young woman. He had
5 XI |     tender, sweet and melancholy recollections of the brief evidences of
6 XI | recognized her amid the confused recollections of the day before? And how
7 XI |        trembling all over at the recollections that were awakened in her
8 XII|          linked our happy or sad recollections, dates in our history; silent