Chapter

1  2,3|     disgrace would be? I have a foolish wife - is that my fault?
2  5,6|      himself, no one knows what foolish thing he may do or say.
3  6,1|         him my enemy. Ah! I was foolish to send him away like that!
4  6,3|      before coming here. It was foolish on my part, perhaps, and
5  7,1| vanished. He was troubled by no foolish prejudices, and personally
6  9,6|  hundred louis. He had not been foolish, for he was sure that he
7  9,6|        to excite suspicion by a foolish expenditure of the fruits
8 13,5|        income is spent. In this foolish age, almost all rich people
9 18,3|        advancement. I have been foolish and thoughtless. I have