Chapter

1  3,1| Pascal, who in his agitation forgot that the baron had seen
2  3,1|    him only twice before. He forgot the absence of his beard,
3  5,3|      first; but gradually he forgot her. He was not unhappy,
4  6,4|     loved him so much that I forgot self, family, honor, and
5 11,3|     of passion that he quite forgot those around him, and began
6 15,3|      much interested that he forgot his anxiety concerning his
7 15,3|      than usual, he entirely forgot his assumed part, and revealed
8 17,4|     errand: either the clerk forgot to ask her for her receipt,
9 18,4|    room. In her anxiety, she forgot Madame Leon, but the latter