Chapter

1  2,3|    can't go about clad like a simple woman of the middle classes." ~"
2  6,3|  ought to adopt is still more simple. What is your furniture
3  7,5|       least, was an extremely simple one, seemed to him utterly
4  7,6|    upon Madame d'Argeles by a simple visiting card. But he had
5 11,4|     Ah! nothing could be more simple," he answered, in much the
6 12,3|    and in fact as soon as the simple dessert had been placed
7 13,5| instead of informing you by a simple note. he sent me to acquaint
8 13,8|         nothing could be more simple. I wanted to set up a racing
9 19,3|      scoundrel's plan is very simple," he continued. "He is determined