Chapter

 1 I   |          Is not the Normandie due to-day?” And Jean replied:~“Yes,
 2 I   |           And Jean replied:~“Yes, to-day.”~“Give me my glass. I fancy
 3 I   |       boat’s head came round.~But to-day they meant to display their
 4 III |            Everything is for Jean to-day.”~Unwonted luxury graced
 5 IV  |        you going out in the Pearl to-day?”~“No, my boy.”~“May I have
 6 V   |     dishonour on our mother.”~But to-day he could say nothing; he
 7 V   |          him; he is not very well to-day and tired with his excursion
 8 VI  |          head without a word.~But to-day her pallor was so great
 9 VI  | incubating in him had waited till to-day to declare its presence.~
10 VI  |       have loved you a long time. To-day you have intoxicated me
11 VI  |           mind to make love to me to-day I must naturally infer that
12 VIII|         we to have nothing to eat to-day, hang it all?”~There was
13 VIII|         we to have nothing to eat to-day, hang it all?”~“Yes, my
14 VIII|         for long.~“You will write to-day?” he said.~“Directly. Now;
15 VIII|          positively go to see her to-day.”~“Yes, yes. To be sure.”~“
16 IX  |           But I have not a minute to-day. A bock did you wish for?”~“