Chapter

 1 II   |  wife, nee Basile Ravalade, daughter of the banker of that name.~
 2 II   |     Mme. de Marelle and her daughter. He was again rendered uncomfortable
 3 II   |     busied himself with her daughter, filled her glass, waited
 4 VI   | between the manager’s plain daughter, Mlle. Rose, and Mme. de
 5 VI   |    polite to his employer’s daughter, he addressed her from time
 6 XI   |  she appeared so fresh. Her daughter, Suzanne, was dressed in
 7 XII  |     then I hear my wife and daughter call you Bel-Ami from morning
 8 XVII |  her.”~She proceeded to her daughter’s room. She entered; it
 9 XVII |    of bed; he rushed to his daughter’s room; not finding her
10 XVII |  her thoughts were with her daughter and her lover. She uttered
11 XVII |     M. Walter explained his daughter’s absence to the servants
12 XVII |    to his marriage with his daughter. Bel-Ami had posted that
13 XVIII|    not wish to give him her daughter’s hand. But he threatened
14 XVIII|   The bishop was marrying a daughter to her mother’s lover, before