Chap.

 1        2|     Madame did not warn me; I couldn’t be aware of it,” murmured
 2        2|   fifteen louis! And then one couldn’t accept money in that way!
 3        2| wanted to tell Madame that he couldn’t come to–night.”~There
 4        3|       brides of God when they couldn’t be their cousin’s,” said
 5        4|      there was such a din you couldn’t hear your neighbor speak,
 6        5|      in separating them. “Why couldn’t you fight at home? You
 7        6|   right sort, too, he was! It couldn’t be better! One ought always
 8        7|     union with the play actor couldn’t last; the madness must
 9        8|       such suffering that you couldn’t come within six yards
10        8|     make an ugly finish if he couldn’t hit on some new commercial
11        8|     killing her niece; things couldn’t go on as they were doing.
12       10|      no good to slap her; she couldn’t cut herself in two, however
13       12|      a divorce suit would be! Couldn’t he imagine the advocate
14       14|      fellow and so gentle: he couldn’t have hurt a soul. It’s
15       14|       them alone, my dear. We couldn’t let ourselves be further