Chap.

1        2|     any rate,” she cried.~“No, thank you,” replied the old lady
2        3| understand him. “She wanted to thank me for my article, so she
3        4|        you require anything?”~“Thank you, no! Ah yes, I’ve left
4        7|      up to Fauchery’s rooms to thank him for a notice of a ball
5        7|       her pay the damages! No, thank you! She was kindhearted,
6        8|     then made off with never a thank–you in company with the
7        8|  support her. She did not even thank him.~“Look here,” he said, “
8        9|      how are you?”~“Very well, thank you.”~That was all. They
9       12|      his sudden good fortune.~“Thank you,” she said, sitting