Chapter

 1 I    |         to which road to choose. Finally he turned toward the Madeleine
 2 I    |          blushing and perplexed. Finally he, murmured: “I have no
 3 I    |          not know what to reply; finally he said: “I have never been
 4 II   |  everything they could think of. Finally M. Norbert de Varenne advanced,
 5 III  |     questioned him in detail and finally said:~“Now, we will begin.
 6 V    |         hand to the young woman. Finally she got out, but in silence.
 7 V    |       To-morrow, say—to-morrow.” Finally she consented. “Yes, to-morrow
 8 VIII |    different points of interest. Finally they arrived at a pavilion
 9 IX   |       was preparing to commence.~Finally he said slowly: “My dear
10 IX   | succeeding in his efforts he was finally compelled to submit.~The
11 XI   |       into the salon and waited. Finally Mme. Walter appeared and
12 XII  |          and ardor that you will finally understand me, and reply: ‘
13 XII  |   noticed the woman at his feet. Finally, seeing that he could not
14 XIII |     yielding to her appeals. She finally divined that he no longer
15 XIV  |     began to pace to and fro. He finally said: “You cannot accept
16 XIV  |     somewhere else.”~The jeweler finally yielded. “Very well, sir.”~
17 XVII |     Cazolles; they hope you will finally say ‘yes’ and they are waiting.”~“
18 XVIII|       groaned beneath his blows. Finally he desisted, paced the room
19 XVIII|   approached, and she passed on. Finally the throng dispersed. Georges