Chapter

 1 II  | advanced. A young, fair woman received him alone in a large, well-lighted
 2 IV  |     Vie Francaise.” Forestier received him loftily as one would
 3 IV  |       obtain had been already received by them and that he could
 4 IV  |   Walter said. But as he only received ten centimes a line in addition
 5 V   |    off.~For three weeks Duroy received Mme. de Marelle every two
 6 V   |         Several days later he received a telegram which read:~“
 7 V   |     departure. One morning he received the following telegram:~“
 8 V   |    office. At four o’clock he received a telegram from Mme. de
 9 V   |   kept account of all that he received in order to pay it back
10 VI  |  sought Forestier. His friend received him in his study.~“What
11 VI  |     accept the fruit which he~received this morning from Normandy.”~
12 VI  |     of his promotion, when he received an engraved card which read:~“
13 VI  |     were lighted. Mme. Walter received in the second, the largest.
14 VI  |     in gay colors. As she was received with effusion, Duroy asked
15 VII |  clock in the forenoon, Duroy received a telegram:~“My God! I have
16 IX  |       at Cannes. He, however, received a letter from her announcing
17 IX  |  Forestier.”~Nothing more. He received it at nine o’clock. At three
18 IX  |  surely.”~The next morning he received a telegram from Madame,
19 XI  |      not know how I should be received. I dared not, but I longed
20 XI  |     Francaise.”~Jacques Rival received the arrivals at the entrance
21 XI  |        That morning Madeleine received a message from Mme. Walter
22 XIII|    former’s clutches, when he received the telegram above mentioned.~
23 XIII|      him, exclaimed: “Ah, you received my dispatch! How fortunate!”~“
24 XIII|       How fortunate!”~“Yes, I received it at the office just as
25 XV  |       in the second salon and received the visitors. Many did not
26 XV  |   having read that notice, he received a note from Mme. Walter,
27 XV  |   dainty boudoir in which she received her intimate friends. She
28 XVI |     consult me every time you received a proposal.”~“Well?”~“Well,
29 XVI |        Well?”~“Well, you have received one!”~“From whom?”~“You