Chapter

 1 III |  lunches on Sundays. They had wished to make a “gentleman” of
 2 V   |      tiny salon, arrived. She wished to take a walk and he objected.
 3 VIII|      out. Duroy, ill at ease, wished to converse with the invalid
 4 VIII|       and would infer what he wished to say. But that rigid corpse
 5 IX  |  plans?”~“No, my dear; as you wished them kept secret, I have
 6 IX  | depressed. Wherefore? She had wished to come; she knew that she
 7 XI  |        for a long time I have wished to make it, but I dared
 8 XIII|         She loves you and she wished you to carry away with you
 9 XIV |     fortune from a friend who wished to make no distinction between
10 XV  |     wealthy Israelite, and he wished to prove it.~Knowing the