Chapter

 1 I   |           at home, and sometimes “Monsieur Roland” before strangers), “
 2 I   |        visitor.~“A cup of coffee, monsieur?”~“No, thank you. I have
 3 I   |        replied: “Our best friend, monsieur, but a fanatic for Paris;
 4 I   |      which he makes your son Jean—Monsieur Jean Roland—his sole legatee.”~
 5 I   |          now for that cup of tea, Monsieur Lecanu?”~“Now I will accept
 6 III |        meet him, said:~“Good-day, monsieur—how are you?”~“Pretty well;
 7 IV  |          one, no doubt—of saying “Monsieur Pierre” and “Monsieur Jean.”
 8 IV  |     saying “Monsieur Pierre” and “Monsieur Jean.” Marechal would hold
 9 VIII|        morning.”~She smiled: “No, monsieur. I never change my mind.”~
10 IX  | Transatlantic passenger boat.”~“O Monsieur Pierre! And you always promised