Chapter

 1 I    |       address them.~The brunette called out to him: “Have you found
 2 II   |       chatting with her hostess, called him: “So, sir,” she said
 3 II   |       any cause, Mme. de Marelle called: “Laurine!” and the girl
 4 V    |          to-morrow morning.” She called a telegram a “little blue.”~
 5 VI   |       Duroy took the gold-piece, called upon more friends, and by
 6 VI   |     determined to be avenged. He called upon Mme. Forestier. He
 7 VI   | Saturdays.”~The next Saturday he called. M. Walter lived on Boulevard
 8 VI   |     conversation. Mme. Forestier called him; he hastened toward
 9 VI   |     heavy heart. The next day he called on the Forestiers, and found
10 VIII |        to-night? That is what is called caring for an invalid!”~
11 IX   |         clock of the same day he called at her house. She extended
12 X    |         his associates sometimes called him Forestier, and it made
13 X    |          that time Georges never called Charles anything but “poor
14 XI   |   returned an hour later, no one called him by that name. From the
15 XI   |    chamber of deputies.”~Georges called for Mme. Walter in an open
16 XIII |     against the “parvenu,” as he called him. His wife simply shrugged
17 XIII |         by Mme. Walter. She too, called him “darling, little one,
18 XVII |        Walter, turning her head, called out: “Come, little one;
19 XVIII|        chief editor was what was called a “Parisian event,” Georges