Chapter

 1 I    |    hear the music. It would be charming. Where would you like to
 2 II   |      he was entering a new and charming life, that he would make
 3 II   |        could write a series of charming articles.”~Forestier took
 4 II   |        grace: “You will have a charming title: ‘Souvenirs of a Soldier
 5 II   |        at his audacity: “It is charming— but the ear increases the
 6 IV   |    thank you very much for the charming article you wrote for me
 7 V    |      veiled, surrounded by the charming mystery necessary to a rendezvous
 8 V    |         while Mme. Forestier’s charming reserve, the modesty in
 9 VI   |       her curiously; she was a charming blonde, fair and plump,
10 VI   |       She greeted Duroy with a charming smile, and he shook hands
11 VI   |     arrived, Madeleine looking charming in pink. Charles had become
12 VI   |      others.~Duroy exclaimed: “Charming, charming, char—” but stopped
13 VI   |    Duroy exclaimed: “Charming, charming, char—” but stopped short
14 VII  |  Sunday. My husband thinks you charming.”~He was flattered. “Indeed?”~“
15 IX   |  despairing, tearful glance so charming and so touching, which expresses
16 IX   |        the better. It would be charming to sleep badly—when—near
17 X    |        conviction:~“Vaudrec is charming; you will become intimate
18 X    | interminable, while here it is charming. One can feel the caressing
19 XI   |          That is true; he is a charming man!”~“How do you like your
20 XVII |  clapped her hands, as all the charming adventures in the romances
21 XVIII|  dressed in pink and forming a charming court for so dainty a queen.~