Chapter

 1 I   |       come and dine with us at half past seven, at 17 Rue Fontaine.”~
 2 II  | arrange his hair, and murmured half aloud, a habit of his: “
 3 II  |       his head to his feet. He half thought of excusing himself,
 4 V   |        her hair. An hour and a half later he escorted her to
 5 X   |     what are you thinking? For half an hour you have not uttered
 6 XI  |       La Trinite to-morrow, at half past three.”~After alighting,
 7 XII |     only three o’clock: he was half an hour too early. He laughed
 8 XIII|      thousand and you can have half. There will be nothing to
 9 XIV |        me. He should have left half of it to me—that would have
10 XIV |     fortune between us, giving half to you and half to me.”~
11 XIV |         giving half to you and half to me.”~She said: “I do
12 XVI |        The young girl murmured half sadly, half gaily: “It is
13 XVI |      girl murmured half sadly, half gaily: “It is a pity that