Chapter

 1 I  |   of ceremony, just that we may end the day together?” said
 2 I  |   It is very likely that he may have thought of that when
 3 I  |    and as he had no heir he may have said to himself: ‘I
 4 II |      thanks to that wealth, may now know many long-wished-for
 5 III|    after all, only that you may not lose the benefit of
 6 III|  dreams, or such a glory as may poetize her vulgarity.~Next
 7 III| said he. “Just for once you may drink it; but do not take
 8 IV |   up for her, you muff. You may be as rich as you please,
 9 IV |     to-day?”~“No, my boy.”~“May I have her with Jean Bart?”~“
10 V  |   legacy which by to-morrow may have brought suspicion and
11 V  |  black-currant brandy. “You may do worse than live idle
12 V  | Jean. Well, at any rate you may take your oath that that
13 VI |    surprising; such attacks may very likely recur from time
14 VII|     next room. Remember she may hear —she must hear.”~But
15 VII|      of the pitch suffering may rise to, and his heart,
16 IX |    that. Au revoir—I hope I may find you more reasonable.”