Chap.

1        2|  admiration.~“Now I’ve had my troubles,” began Mme Lerat. And edging
2        7|    destinations, added to his troubles as day brightened. People
3        8|   such afternoons as they had troubles to retail they treated themselves
4        9|    bantering, despite all his troubles, and was pleased to congratulate
5       10| course of conversation to the troubles agitating Paris, the incendiary
6       12| yesterday forgotten the money troubles from which he knew not how
7       13|    young woman forget all her troubles. She clapped her hands and