Chapter

 1 I   |        said nothing.~The waiter brought the beer, which the women
 2 III |        man and asked:~“Have you brought my article?”~Duroy drew
 3 IV  |      Forestier added: “Have you brought the other paper on Algeria?
 4 VII |      table his adversary’s card brought him by Rival. He read it
 5 VIII|        leave the carriage, they brought the pieces to him one by
 6 VIII|       much fuss?”~The young man brought with him a kind, old priest
 7 X   |          he said:~“Here, I have brought you some roses!”~She turned
 8 X   |   Vaudrec came. Laroche-Mathieu brought me important news of Morocco.
 9 XIV |       never been loved thus? He brought me flowers every Monday.
10 XIV | surprised at that, and he never brought you any. To-day he leaves
11 XVI |          the latter having been brought home by M. Walter to lunch,
12 XVII|       You forget that I was not brought up like you, in a shop.”~