Chap.

 1        1|      caress in itself; it was a pet name, the very familiarity
 2        7|        that he was her own dear pet and the only little man
 3        7|       re a marvel. But, my poor pet, you must just have been
 4        7|     arrangements. That’s it, my pet.”~He did not seem to understand.
 5        7| suspected as much! Oh, the poor pet. Do you know my aunt Lerat?
 6        8|        she overwhelmed him with pet names— “my doggie, my old
 7        8|       the society of his little pet. And at this the rest exclaimed
 8        8|         fast becoming a sort of pet vice for which she paid,
 9        8|       to bed as fast as we can, pet. We shall be better off
10        9|        Ah, as to money, my poor pet, I can lay my hands on that
11        9|        how good you are, my old pet! You know it was all jealousy
12       10|         t concern you, dear old pet. How can it hurt you?”~She
13       10|         quite well. And you, my pet, why d’you always go mixing
14       10|           In with us, quick, my pet!”~The measured steps were
15       12|         did not move.~“Ah, dear pet!” she slowly murmured. “
16       12|       have had my revenge.”~“My pet,” she said, “in a business
17       12|   whispered softly:~“Listen, my pet, you shall make it up with
18       12|       of her brain:~“Well then, pet, see to what you’ve got
19       13|        you to be reasonable, my pet,” she said when Zoe had
20       13|        her petticoats.~“My poor pet, you’re ill! D’you offer
21       13|      him away softly.~“Come, my pet, let me pass; I must. Be
22       13|     caressing. Oh, you know, my pet—I’m sorry if it vexes you—
23       13|     notion how ugly you are, my pet! Just think if they were
24       14|      had done before her:~“Poor pet! The last time I saw her