Chapter

 1 II|         Mme. de Marelle called: “Laurine!” and the girl came to her. “
 2 II|      Seating himself, Duroy took Laurine upon his knee, and kissed
 3 II| astonishment escaped her: “Well, Laurine has become sociable; what
 4 V |        into the drawing-room and Laurine soon entered; she offered
 5 V |    paused in amazement, crying: “Laurine playing? You are a sorcerer,
 6 V |      They tried to converse, but Laurine, usually so silent, monopolized
 7 V |  murmured: “We are alone. I sent Laurine to lunch with a friend.”~
 8 V |  separated. She murmured: “It is Laurine.”~The child entered, paused
 9 V |       Marelle laughed. “Bel-Ami! Laurine has christened you. It is
10 VI|         dared not kiss her hand. Laurine entered next, and offered
11 XI|        practising scales. It was Laurine. He expected she would fall
12 XI|           Now, tell me what ails Laurine; she scarcely bade me good
13 XI|    better, I should do as little Laurine, and I should call you Bel-Ami,
14 XV|        de Marelle. He asked: “Is Laurine still vexed with me?”~“Yes.