Par.

 1 2 |                                 One of the most lively of them
 2 8 | beautiful weather -- I went out one afternoon, not knowing where
 3 8 |      knowing where I was going. One always has a vague wish
 4 8 |     some pretty woman or other. One chooses among them in one'
 5 8 |       One chooses among them in one's mental picture gallery,
 6 8 |       gallery, compares them in one's mind, weighs the interest
 7 10|    friends in there, those that one no longer goes to call on,
 8 14|               But in Montmartre one can yet admire Baudin's
 9 19|      and fresh -- and now -- if one should open the grave ----~
10 28|     also come to mourn for some one?'~
11 34|                                 One may love a friend as much
12 40|         perceived a restaurant, one of those places where the
13 40|         alone in life, alone in one's home, night and day, to
14 40|       night and day, to have no one on whom one can bestow affection,
15 40|          to have no one on whom one can bestow affection, confidence,
16 46|       in the morning only, what one calls a charwoman.~
17 60|    costume for the cemetery and one for the town.~
18 62|   lasted about three weeks. But one gets tired of everything,
19 63|        a psychological problem, one of those inexplicable questions
20 64|          I do not know why, but one day I thought I might possibly
21 69|         she just a common girl, one who went to seek among the