Chapter

 1 I  |        like nothing better.”~Jean replied: “It is hardly eleven o’
 2 I  |         is this lady?”~His friend replied: “An upstart, a charming
 3 I  |        without answering. Then he replied:~“That is possible, after
 4 I  |         Monsieur Saval,” Servigny replied.~Then with a loud voice,
 5 I  |           tall as that?”~Servigny replied in that bantering tone which
 6 I  |      should like nothing better,” replied Saval. “I have nothing to
 7 II |       that does that for me,” she replied. “I am not the same, I feel
 8 II |         for me to thank you.”~She replied with happy grace: “In love
 9 II |     called out: “Mamma!” No voice replied. The young girl resumed: “
10 II |           to make.”~And the valet replied: “Oh! yes, Monsieur, Mademoiselle
11 II |              I am resting,” Saval replied. And he began to laugh.
12 II |         the vessel.” And Servigny replied: “What a singular person
13 II |           service, Mam’zelle,” he replied.~Yvette ran to get her hat.
14 II |          t know how to read!”~She replied with gravity: “Come, no
15 II |         sport of him, and angrily replied: “Mam’zelle, you must be
16 II |          does, mamma?”~Her mother replied, with some impatience: “
17 III|     worried tone in which she had replied, the young girl, in whom
18 III|        the Countess de Lammy?”~He replied, vivaciously: “You will
19 III| understand you,” she said.~Yvette replied:~“I saw you, mamma, last
20 III|      anything else to say.~Yvette replied with a theatrical energy: “
21 III|          her mother’s voice which replied: “It is I, darling, I have
22 IV |           in a low tone to Saval, replied to her: “No, it is all over.