Chapter

 1 I  |      A daughter! A marvel, my dear man. She is the principal
 2 I  |       she said:~“You know, my dear Duke, that I have just leased
 3 I  |   said: “At your disposal, my dear boy.”~The dancers elbowed
 4 I  |      go. And what experts, my dear fellow! What artists! Have
 5 II |       and that might cost you dear.”~The Marquise seemed happy,
 6 II |       murmur to his face: “My dear little Pierre,” or “My divine
 7 II |   your bow-wow’s head to your dear little girl, who wants to
 8 II |     hand: “My compliments, my dear fellow. And as for me, I
 9 II |   very slowly: “Take care, my dear fellow, she will lead you
10 II |       fad?” he asked.~“No, my dear. I saw that book in a shop.
11 II |       of the establishment so dear to the boatmen.~Suddenly
12 III|       Servigny: “You know, my dear Duke, that I am going to
13 IV |      a postscript:~“Adieu, my dear mother, pardon.”~She sealed
14 IV | saying: “Toss it yourself, my dear Duke.”~Servigny took it
15 IV |      courage!”~“Thank you, my dear boy, I am thinking of my
16 IV |      give my place to you, my dear Duke.”~“Ha, ha, that is
17 IV |  woman.”~“Yvette.”~“Adieu, my dear mother, pardon.”~“The devil!”
18 IV |    outlet. So he murmured~“My dear child, everyone has hard