Chapter

 1 I    |          and from time to time I write for ‘La Planete.’ That is
 2 II   |       her soft tones: “You could write a series of charming articles.”~
 3 II   |     young man, he said: “You may write us a short sketch on Algeria,
 4 III  |      upon the table and began to write. He dipped his pen into
 5 III  |        the following day, and to write a description of Algiers.
 6 III  |        in confusion: “I—I—cannot write that article on Algeria
 7 III  |       requires practice. I could write very rapidly, I am sure,
 8 III  |       and early this morning, to write the article on Algeria which
 9 III  | handwriting on the paper—we will write a successful article.”~She
10 III  |      articles you are ordered to write on different subjects.”~“
11 IV   |         of the article he had to write that evening haunted him.
12 IV   |      himself: “Very well, I will write it alone and they shall
13 IV   |         entered than he began to write, anger spurring him on.
14 VI   |        aloud to himself: “I must write to my father.” Occasionally
15 VI   |      mirror he repeated: “I must write home to-morrow. If my father
16 VII  |         be more composed. I will write to my parents, in case of
17 VII  |          might happen—”~He could write no more, he rose with a
18 X    |  speaking, she said: “Now let us write.”~It was always difficult
19 XII  |       shall be very busy. I must write a leading article, a simple
20 XIII |     after dining alone, began to write his article. He wrote it
21 XIV  |          however, that he should write to you and not to me, for
22 XVI  |           I am not. I shall even write an article on it.”~“What
23 XVI  |            Georges rose.~“I will write the item; it must be handled
24 XVIII|    others by your talent—you who write, instruct, counsel, guide