Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |      left to right, which said:~“MONSIEUR:~“The Duchesse de Mortemain,
 2    I,  I  | reproduce and idealize.~“Accept, Monsieur, my sincere regards.~“ANNE
 3    I,  I  |         find you very agreeable, Monsieur;” and she made him talk
 4    I,  I  |         felt no pang of anguish.~Monsieur de Guilleroy inquired what
 5    I,  I  |     would fill my heart to-day.”~Monsieur de Guilleroy went out after
 6    I,  I  |  haughtily:~“What are you doing, Monsieur? I do not understand that
 7    I,  II |       little Louis XV salon only Monsieur de Musadieu, who had just
 8    I,  II |         same servant announced:~“Monsieur le Baron and Madame la Baronne
 9    I,  II |         beside each other! Look, Monsieur de Musadieu, how much they
10    I,  II |        not dare to say ‘thou’ to Monsieur Bertin.”~Her mother smiled.~“
11    I,  III|         it, Joseph?”~“Very fine, Monsieur.”~“Warm?”~“Yes, Monsieur.”~“
12    I,  III|         Monsieur.”~“Warm?”~“Yes, Monsieur.”~“White waistcoat, blue
13    I,  III|       behind him.~“Good morning, Monsieur Bertin,” said Annette.~“
14    I,  III|        indeed; you are charming! Monsieur Bertin never thinks of me
15    I,  III|          servant’s answer, “Yes, Monsieur,” filled him with joy.~He
16    I,  III|         at the door announcing:~“Monsieur de Musadieu.”~Olivier Bertin
17    I,  IV |         have not seen her.”~“And Monsieur de Musadieu?”~“I have not
18    I,  IV |         of gait and gesture that Monsieur de Guilleroy himself, when
19   II,  II |           mamma?” said Annette.~“Monsieur Olivier Bertin is coming
20   II,  II |         prop myself up with you, Monsieur painter!”~She leaned on
21   II,  II |       too unfavorable.~“Where is Monsieur Bertin?” she inquired of
22   II,  II |       she met in the vestibule.~“Monsieur Bertin is in the orchard,
23   II,  III|          I have a word to say to Monsieur Bertin.”~She passed swiftly
24   II,  IV |         not so much Madame X. or Monsieur Z.; it is a women or a man,
25   II,  V  |       not at all the same thing: Monsieur de Farandal admired her,
26   II,  V  |           Annette never spoke of Monsieur de Farandal before him.
27   II,  V  |       are you at liberty?”~“Yes, Monsieur Bertin.”~And he went away
28   II,  VI |         that he was alarmed.~“Is Monsieur indisposed?” he inquired.~“
29   II,  VI |      little headache.”~“Does not Monsieur wish me to bring him something?”~“
30   II,  VI |       weather is it?”~“It rains, Monsieur.”~“Very well. That is all.”~
31   II,  VI |           She read: “Very urgent—Monsieur le Comte de Guilleroy.”~
32   II,  VI |    letter he held out and read:~“MONSIEUR: A great misfortune has
33   II,  VI |          to him at once. I hope, Monsieur,~that Madame la Comtesse