Chapter

 1 II  |        knew not why, that of the girl he had met the preceding
 2 II  |   special character, and a young girl, or rather a child, for
 3 II  |    offered his arm to the little girl. She thanked him gravely
 4 II  |       called: “Laurine!” and the girl came to her. “Sit down here,
 5 IX  |      stranger had had the little girl educated. Her father without
 6 XIII|          I was no longer a young girl, but I had never loved,
 7 XV  |          man and that bewitching girl. A well-known painter said: “
 8 XV  |          in pursuit of the young girl. The thirsty crowd stopped
 9 XVI |     married man, to you, a young girl? I am worse than mad—I am
10 XVI |   Suzanne.”~He paused. The young girl murmured half sadly, half
11 XVII|           Georges took the young girl’s hand and kissed it respectfully.
12 XVII|      that he had loved the young girl a long time; that there
13 XVII| Roche-Guyon. Never had the young girl enjoyed herself so thoroughly.