Chapter

 1 I  | fashionable gallantry peculiar to certain men.~A true Parisian, furthermore,
 2 I  |     excites me, like a woman of a certain category, and at the same
 3 I  |           me, I am waiting. It is certain at any rate that I never
 4 I  |        her. And still it is quite certain that I shall never marry
 5 I  |         ladies at the entrance to certain stores.”~They turned to
 6 II |          to her, as a man does to certain women the first time he
 7 II |  consummated love, of present and certain happiness.~A sound behind
 8 III|        society, honorable up to a certain point, but only a little
 9 III|    nothing. There is left to me a certain knowledge of life, a complete
10 III|          you understand? I lead a certain sort of life, it is true,
11 III|         continued:~“Yes, I lead a certain life—what of it? Otherwise
12 IV |          to her now, and easy and certain. Everything in life was