Chapter

 1 I   |          his pocket.~The curtain fell—the orchestra played a valse—
 2 III |       extinguished his light and fell asleep.~He awoke early,
 3 V   |        prove his words. Then she fell upon his breast: “Oh, my
 4 VIII| perceiving it, uttered a cry and fell upon her knees by the bedside.
 5 VIII|          Toward midnight Georges fell asleep. At daybreak the
 6 IX  |         she would accept him, he fell upon his knees, and passionately
 7 IX  |      stupefied: “Oh, my God!”~He fell upon his knees before her,
 8 XI  |          something else.”~But he fell upon his knees before her.
 9 XII |          too weak—too weak,”~She fell upon her knees sobbing: “
10 XIII|         returned. He retired and fell asleep. Toward midnight
11 XIII|           he closed his eyes and fell asleep.~
12 XVI |         and the young man almost fell over Madeleine, who was
13 XVII|         the enormous canvas, and fell upon her knees before it.
14 XVII|      them together—alone - - and fell into a swoon. When day broke