Chapter

 1 I    |     17?”~“This way, sir.”~The friends were shown into a tiny box,
 2 I    |       forget. Thank you.”~The friends shook hands and the journalist
 3 V    |       undoubtedly become good friends; would that please you?”~
 4 VI   |  gold-piece, called upon more friends, and by five o’clock had
 5 VI   |   have explained, shall we be friends?”~He knew that that sentence
 6 VI   |       he asked again: “Are we friends—is it settled?”~“It is.”~
 7 VI   |    excuse for forgetting your friends.”~Their conversation was
 8 VI   |     of their compact. “We are friends and allies, are we not?
 9 VII  |      a knock at the door. His friends had come; they were wrapped
10 VII  |   then the duelists and their friends entered the carriages and
11 XIII | guarantee the debt, and their friends would make fifty or sixty
12 XIV  |    just now, we were his only friends, or rather, I was his only
13 XV   |    Mme. Walter, surrounded by friends, stood in the second salon
14 XV   |      agreed that we are to be friends, nothing more.”~She gasped: “
15 XV   |     she received her intimate friends. She was dressed in black
16 XVIII|  procession of associates and friends of Du Roy, country cousins