Chapter

 1 I  |     Kravalow, and an Italian, Chevalier Valreali, who have all announced
 2 I  |      individual standing by:~“Chevalier, come and defend me from
 3 I  |       is less of a bore.”~The Chevalier Valreali bowed:~“I do what
 4 II |       There still remains the Chevalier Valreali whom the Marquise
 5 III|       zelle.”~“Thank you, and Chevalier Valreali is no better?” “
 6 IV |       invited the Prince, the Chevalier, and Monsieur de Belvigne.”~
 7 IV |  exotics, the Prince, and the Chevalier—and in the rear the two
 8 IV |    orders. The Prince and the Chevalier were greatly amused, finding
 9 IV |     hands. The Prince and the Chevalier began to think the joke
10 IV |       that the Prince and the Chevalier had disappeared. Servigny,
11 IV |       beneath her window. The Chevalier was making equivocal jokes,
12 IV |      by the balcony.”~But the Chevalier grew indignant.~“Now, let
13 IV |    who shall go up,” said the Chevalier. He took a five-franc piece
14 IV |       looking for?” asked the Chevalier.~“Well,—I—would—like—a ladder.”
15 IV | thinking of my bones.”~“Come, Chevalier, you must be used to scaling