Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |        Her husband, the Comte de Guilleroy, deputy from the Eure, made
 2    I,  I  |      debut in society. Madame de Guilleroy had given her in the country
 3    I,  I  |      quite secret, and Madame de Guilleroy had told only Olivier Bertin
 4    I,  I  |          the shoe, and Madame de Guilleroy, rising, approached the
 5    I,  I  |          she was the Comtesse de Guilleroy, wife of a Normandy country
 6    I,  I  |        sincere regards.~“ANNE DE GUILLEROY.”~He answered this note,
 7    I,  I  |     six-year-old girl.~Madame de Guilleroy presented him, saying, “
 8    I,  I  |         little annoyed Madame de Guilleroy, who could find nothing
 9    I,  I  |       and captivating.~Madame de Guilleroy began to take pleasure in
10    I,  I  |     compliant. When the Count de Guilleroy was presented to her as
11    I,  I  |           Occasionally Madame de Guilleroy did not bring her daughter,
12    I,  I  |    absence.~Desire for Madame de Guilleroy hardly occurred to him;
13    I,  I  |       quite aware that Madame de Guilleroy was the cause of his agitation;
14    I,  I  |       enslave him; and Madame de Guilleroy, although she pleased him
15    I,  I  |          of anguish.~Monsieur de Guilleroy inquired what she had been
16    I,  I  |       heart to-day.”~Monsieur de Guilleroy went out after dinner, as
17    I,  I  |      that united the Comtesse de Guilleroy and the painter, Olivier
18    I,  II |          return of Antoinette de Guilleroy, he found in the little
19    I,  II |    opinion on the subject.~M. de Guilleroy entered, shook hands warmly,
20    I,  II |      these rumors of war?”~M. de Guilleroy launched into a discourse.
21    I,  II |   against our impetuosity. M. de Guilleroy concluded in a tone of profound
22    I,  II |        with an air of authority.~Guilleroy hastened to meet her, and
23    I,  II |        relatives of the Comte de Guilleroy.~“Well,” said the Duchess
24    I,  II |         to come.”~When Madame de Guilleroy, as the bride of a month,
25    I,  II |       Bertin, knew of Annette de Guilleroy’s return, and the appearance
26    I,  II |      Corbelles, and the Comte de Guilleroy, the Countess and her daughter
27    I,  II |          it,” demanded Madame de Guilleroy.~The Baroness explained
28    I,  II |          her head. I beg of you, Guilleroy, prevent your wife from
29    I,  II |        life in it.”~The Comte de Guilleroy, who, through hearing this
30    I,  II |          fortune of the Comte de Guilleroy, a prudent hoarder of money,
31    I,  II |          of the princely circle. Guilleroy, who had made a rich marriage,
32    I,  II |         quickly toward Madame de Guilleroy, whose extended hand he
33    I,  II |          presented to Annette de Guilleroy, he immediately had a suspicion
34    I,  II |       own quarters, the Comte de Guilleroy, walking across the drawing-room,
35    I,  III|       perfectly natural to M. de Guilleroy.~Twice a week at least the
36    I,  III|        Duchess?” asked Madame de Guilleroy.~“Yes, indeed; you are charming!
37    I,  III|  carefully chosen, for Madame de Guilleroy’s sake, as she was a refined
38    I,  III|        evening when the Comte de Guilleroy appeared, returning from
39    I,  III|     gesture, placing one hand on Guilleroy’s shoulder, repeated in
40    I,  III|     vexed with Musadieu since De Guilleroy’s arrival, was now very
41    I,  III|        his topcoat. As Madame de Guilleroy continued to talk to Bertin,
42    I,  IV |      throng when the Comtesse de Guilleroy, leaning on her daughter’
43    I,  IV |          door of exit, Madame de Guilleroy whispered:~“Then—will you
44    I,  IV |   delightful evenings.~Madame de Guilleroy, whose continual fears were
45    I,  IV |         gesture that Monsieur de Guilleroy himself, when he saw one
46   II,  I  |        then, thinking that M. de Guilleroy must return the next day,
47   II,  I  |      herself.~Never had he liked Guilleroy as during those twenty-four
48   II,  I  |      last long.”~After a silence Guilleroy resumed:~“Where shall we
49   II,  I  |       toward the Champs-Elysees. Guilleroy, filled with the gaiety
50   II,  I  |        her dress and her person.~Guilleroy, who was radiant, murmured:~“
51   II,  I  |         persistent idea, he took Guilleroy into his confidence on the
52   II,  I  |         intimate happiness which Guilleroy praised as a matter of duty,
53   II,  III|          that evening. Madame de Guilleroy passed the whole of the
54   II,  III|        having heard of Madame de Guilleroy’s return, as he wished to
55   II,  III|      convulsed face of Madame de Guilleroy. Her large eyes, full of
56   II,  IV |         For him, the Comtesse de Guilleroy had been this type, and
57   II,  IV |      dwelling of the Comtesse de Guilleroy. “Perhaps she will think
58   II,  IV |         to say to me?” Madame de Guilleroy murmured to him.~He smiled.~“
59   II,  IV |        same time.~When Madame de Guilleroy had returned to her chair,
60   II,  V  |          reopening, the Comte de Guilleroy was to take to the meeting
61   II,  V  |          comprehend, the name of Guilleroy made him start. It was about
62   II,  VI |         not complain,” Madame de Guilleroy answered.~“Oh, he is growing
63   II,  VI |         not mind such rudeness.”~Guilleroy was astonished.~“What!”
64   II,  VI |   politics and agriculture M. de Guilleroy was interested in very few
65   II,  VI |      urgent—Monsieur le Comte de Guilleroy.”~The writing was unknown.~“
66   II,  VI |   entreats Madame la~Comtesse de Guilleroy to come to him at once.
67   II,  VI | condition remained satisfactory.~Guilleroy still hesitated.~“You do
68   II,  VI |        rest and quiet. Madame de Guilleroy will see that he does not