Chapter

 1 I  |      would a man’s, and said: “Mademoiselle Yvette, my friend, Baron
 2 I  |  Servigny never used the word “Mademoiselle,” by reason of his close
 3 I  |    Then Saval asked: “Why does Mademoiselle always call my friend Servigny ‘
 4 I  |       bowed:~“I do what I can, Mademoiselle. I may have less ability,
 5 I  |         saying in loud tones: “Mademoiselle Yvette, I am your most devoted
 6 II |      her: “What is the matter, Mademoiselle? I find you changed since
 7 II |       asked: “Is it long since Mademoiselle Yvette came home? I left
 8 II |   replied: “Oh! yes, Monsieur, Mademoiselle came in before ten o’clock.”~
 9 II |      by this same process that Mademoiselle de Montijo, who was at least
10 III|       a rag on the carpet.~“So Mademoiselle has been out?” she said.~“
11 III|      Marquise wants to know if Mademoiselle wishes anything, and what
12 IV | confused, said in a low tone:~“Mademoiselle Yvette, be reasonable, you
13 IV |    insisted, like a fool: “Oh, Mademoiselle, come, what is the matter,
14 IV |   rapped on the door calling: “Mademoiselle, Mademoiselle!” After a
15 IV |        calling: “Mademoiselle, Mademoiselle!” After a moment’s silence,
16 IV |        silence, she repeated: “Mademoiselle, Madame the Marquise begs
17 IV |    knocked louder, and cried:~“Mademoiselle, Mademoiselle!”~As Yvette
18 IV |      and cried:~“Mademoiselle, Mademoiselle!”~As Yvette did not reply,
19 IV |     reported to the Marquise:~“Mademoiselle must have gone to sleep,