Par.

 1 1 |         every month in memory of their youth, and after dinner
 2 1 |          pleasantest evenings of their lives. They talked on every
 3 1 | interested and amused Parisians. Their conversation was, as in
 4 8 |          which they inspire you, their comparative charms and finally
 5 12|          troglodytes enclosed in their little vaults, in their
 6 12|          their little vaults, in their little graves covered with
 7 17|         deceased have unburdened their sorrow, their desires for
 8 17|         unburdened their sorrow, their desires for the happiness
 9 17|         of the vanished ones and their hope of rejoining them --
10 34|      friend as much as they love their wife. Love has no law.'~
11 65|    broken off all relations with their dead. The grave of the captain