Chapter

 1 I  | veritable drum-major—but of the table d’hote. But see, you are
 2 I  |      gambling-room.~Around each table stood a group of men, looking
 3 II |       and Love~They had set the table on the veranda which overlooked
 4 II |       to seat themselves at the table everyone was joyous. A softened
 5 II | movement took place beneath the table.~Servigny resumed: “Mam’
 6 II |     brought. They cast upon the table a strange, pale gleam beneath
 7 II |       legs scorched, powder the table linen, dishes, and cups
 8 III|      Yvette put the tray on the table and said:~“You will say
 9 IV |         to her as they left the table:~“All our friends are coming
10 IV |         flushed as she left the table, a little bewildered, heated
11 IV |       the window, drew a little table within reach of her hand,
12 IV |        leaving the light on her table. I will send Clemence to
13 IV |      around saw a letter on the table. He seized it with a rapid
14 IV |       which he had found on the table:~“Had I better show this