Chapter

 1 I   |         far as the Madeleine and return.~When he reached the Place
 2 I   |   Bougival, about the time of my return to Paris four years ago.”~“
 3 III |        to him, and he decided to return home at once and begin work.
 4 IV  |    consider it good, and bade me return it to you to be revised.
 5 V   |        week at the Foresters’, I return it from time to time by
 6 V   |     humiliated, he determined to return it when next they met. The
 7 V   |       into my pocket. I will not return the money to-day, but I
 8 VI  |          feign indisposition and return home.~The pictures had all
 9 VII |       upon his errand and on his return to the office, wrote the
10 VII |        until noon, when he would return to take him to lunch and
11 VIII|       consent. He repeated: “But return speedily, you are indispensable
12 VIII|        made his choice. “I shall return to Paris in a few days,”
13 VIII|          be some time before you return to Paris?”~“No,” she replied; “
14 VIII|         or woman, you will never return to earth! He thought of
15 VIII|          leave here and when you return to Paris it might be too
16 VIII|         Now take a walk; I shall return to him. Good-bye until to-night.”~
17 IX  |          from her announcing her return about the middle of April,
18 IX  |    kissed it, and said: “When we return we will dine at Chatou sometimes.”~
19 IX  |      what they would do on their return; they would keep the apartments
20 IX  |         afraid; I should like to return.”~“Very well, we will.”~
21 IX  |         well, we will.”~On their return they found the old people
22 IX  |          that they were going to return home, they guessed whose
23 X   | Frequently.”~He felt a desire to return home at once. Forestier’
24 XI  |         to myself: ‘Bah, he will return to me some day.’”~“I dared
25 XI  |         Yes, I thought you would return.”~His heart bounded joyfully.
26 XI  |     thought: “I did right not to return there. She has calmed down.”
27 XII |        some hesitation: “Shall I return presently?”~She nodded her
28 XIII|        and when he was forced to return and dine at Mme. Walter’
29 XIII|       not know what time I shall return—do not expect me.”~He replied: “
30 XIV |         like, my darling, I will return to M. Lamaneur’s alone,
31 XV  |         into his pocket “We must return to the house; you will take
32 XVII|         madly.”~She whispered in return: “I love you too, Bel-Ami.”~
33 XVII|         he said to her: “We will return to Paris to-morrow; your