Chapter

 1 I  |      and his uncertainty:~“No, Mam’zelle. He has put on his
 2 I  |     follies as YOU may please, Mam’zelle.”~In speaking to Yvette,
 3 I  |      never leave you any more, Mam’zelle, neither day nor night.”
 4 II |     are adorable this evening, Mam’zelle,” said he, “I wish
 5 II |      table.~Servigny resumed: “Mam’zelle Yvette, you will make
 6 II |       arch of L’Etoile.”~“Then Mam’zelle, it is beyond doubt
 7 II |        shall see—later.”~“But, Mam’zelle, I would rather furnish
 8 II |      them, said:~“If you like, Mam’zelle, we will take a walk
 9 II |     Muscade?”~“Yes, all alone, Mam’zelle!”~The vast silence
10 II |        cried out more loudly:~“Mam’zelle Yvette! Mam’zelle
11 II |     loudly:~“Mam’zelle Yvette! Mam’zelle Yvette!”~Nothing stirred.
12 II |      calling out continually:~“Mam’zelle Yvette, where are
13 II |        ll be down in a second, Mam’zelle,” he answered. “Just
14 II | understood?”~“At your service, Mam’zelle,” he replied.~Yvette
15 II |    motion as if of fright. “I, Mam’zelle? I don’t know how
16 II |     him, and angrily replied: “Mam’zelle, you must be taking
17 III|      you well?” “Good morning, Mam’zelle, fairly, thanks, and
18 III|     Muscade?”~“Why, of course, Mam’zelle.”~“But truly, truly,
19 III|        Absolutely your friend, Mam’zelle, body and soul.”~“
20 III|  absolute, exact truth?”~“Yes, Mam’zelle.”~“Well, what do you
21 III|       he is—?”~“An adventurer, Mam’zelle.”~“Thank you, and
22 III|   place myself at your orders, Mam’zelle, morally and physically,
23 IV |     Are you less cross to-day, Mam’zelle?”~She answered in
24 IV |      forward: “Let us go home, Mam’zelle, so that people may
25 IV | jesting:~“Put out your candle, Mam’zelle Yvette.”~And all took
26 IV |       all took up the chorus: “Mam’zelle Yvette, put out your
27 IV |     chorus:~“Hip! hip! hurrah! Mam’zelle Yvette.”~Their clamor
28 IV |       Yvette’s hand and said: “Mam’zelle, listen to me.”~She
29 IV |     loved.~Servigny repeated: “Mam’zelle Yvette, listen to