Chapter

  1  1,1|     talking with the concierge, a young woman passed through the
  2  1,1|         be. Now, however, she's a young lady as lofty as the clouds,
  3  1,2|        that vile woman said? This young lady whom she spoke of,
  4  2,5|            to every place where a young girl ought NOT to be taken?
  5  3,2|         his object?" ~ ~"To win a young girl whom I love. She -
  6  3,3|      baron, as madly in love as a young collegian - sufficiently
  7  3,3|     understand. When he was quite young, M. de Chalusse became enamoured
  8  3,3|           enamoured of a charming young lady, whose husband had
  9  3,3|         her husband's return, the young wife had lost her head.
 10  4,1|       though he had forgotten the young advocate's very existence,
 11  5,1|           swindled and robbed the young gentlemen who employed him
 12  5,1|       since he knew that if these young men hired him, it was chiefly,
 13  5,2|         which was occupied by the young ladies who had accepted
 14  5,2|         of his past career as the young fellow himself possessed. ~
 15  5,2|       rooms. A man, who was still young, and whom he called "Monsieur
 16  5,3|          continue his education. ~Young Wilkie's lamentations were
 17  5,3|       wise advice lingered in the young fellow's mind. To use a
 18  5,3|     superfluities which delight a young man had been forgotten.
 19  5,3|         the society of dissipated young men and enamelled women.
 20  5,4|       reproaches. The interesting young man threw the letter into
 21  5,4|     already too large a one for a young man of your age." ~This
 22  5,6|         bottles of wine which the young fool had drank at dinner
 23  5,6|          viscount. Who could this young man be? He did not remember
 24  5,6|           him before, and yet the young scamp was evidently well
 25  5,6|           did it happen that this young man had been just on the
 26  5,6|          telling this interesting young man who his mother really
 27  5,6|            when your mother was a young girl, about twenty, she
 28  6,2|          child is now a beautiful young girl. She lives at the Hotel
 29  6,3|           I did not know that the young man was beloved by my brother'
 30  6,3|           Well, she was no longer young.' 'That's true. However,
 31  7,1|      steel. She will deceive this young idiot completely, if I don'
 32  7,1|          wish to go in," said the young man roughly. "I wish to
 33  7,2|       love or care for you? Other young men have a mother, sisters,
 34  7,4|        place of amusement where a young man can squander money.
 35  7,4|        time already the ingenious young man had shown unmistakable
 36  7,6|  sitting-room." ~"Alone?" ~"No; a young gentleman is with her." ~
 37  7,7|      gayety: "Nonsense! Wilkie is young - he will mend his ways!
 38  7,7|          put some ballast in this young madcap's brains. Besides,
 39  7,7|           in my power to save the young girl he loves, Mademoiselle
 40  7,7|         the aunt of the beautiful young girl whom M. and Madame
 41  8,2|          muslin and flowers which young girls delight in." ~Connected
 42  8,2|       find this handsome, queenly young lady so obliging, when Evariste,
 43  8,3|      think so, and addressing the young girl, she said: "I shall
 44  8,3|          couple of hours, my dear young lady. My relatives would
 45  8,4|          Fondege, "a marriageable young girl should never shut herself
 46  8,5|        Don't speak of it, my dear young lady; they were all of them
 47  8,5|            after kissing her dear young lady, she went into her
 48  8,5|          she feels furious." ~The young girl tried to sum up the
 49  9,2|          to congratulate her dear young lady upon having accepted
 50  9,2|       they were the property of a young gentleman who had been led
 51  9,5|         Was it possible that this young girl, with such a pure and
 52  9,6|       crush him. And she - only a young girl - had outwitted this
 53  9,6|           proudly showed her dear young lady a very pretty present
 54 10,1|      grimace of satisfaction from young Chupin. But to-day he did
 55 10,2|         injured by it. Still, the young fellow did not allow his
 56 10,3|         waiters; they thought the young man quite right; but they
 57 10,6|      effort of will restored this young fellow's coolness, and ready
 58 11,1|         She was undoubtedly still young - but sorrow, regret, and
 59 11,1|        got it. She saw a handsome young fellow and wanted him for
 60 11,1|     because he could see that the young woman was talking with some
 61 11,2|        his life of adventure, the young woman and the old gentleman
 62 11,2|         he had no money. Charming young men like the Viscount de
 63 11,2|       this emergency, the dashing young fellow had written to his
 64 11,3|            and announced that the young lady he expected was there. "
 65 11,4|          this beautiful, imposing young girl could be the poor little
 66 11,4|           Fortunat to dismiss the young man in the blouse, whose
 67 11,5|         by the confidence of this young girl, who was the most beautiful
 68 12,1|        understand how a beautiful young woman, who is left alone
 69 12,2|       necessary? What! you love a young girl, you swear in my presence
 70 12,3|         from among all others the young girl who will be the companion
 71 12,3|      prejudices. For this strange young girl shared Madame Ferailleur'
 72 12,3|         she said at last; "and no young girl, reared by a virtuous
 73 12,4|         Model 198). Letter from a young lady who has promised her
 74 12,4|        good plan to let this poor young girl know that her companion
 75 13,1|          monsieur - - " began the young man. ~"Yes - I know - I
 76 13,2|         the scheme devised by his young friend, he added: "Besides,
 77 13,2| Ferailleur, if you don't want the young girl you love to be deprived
 78 13,3|         emerged, accompanied by a young, fair-haired man, whose
 79 14,1|         everywhere: "You see that young man? - he is the hero of
 80 14,1|          company of golden-haired young women, from nine in the
 81 14,3|        have excited the envy of a young girl, did not look like
 82 14,4|      gentleman is undoubtedly the young friend you spoke of in the
 83 14,4|          gravely exclaimed: "Your young friend is indeed in a most
 84 14,4|     implicitly." ~The interesting young man lifted his hand, and,
 85 15,1|           pursuing two other rich young girls, persuaded that one
 86 15,3|         absurd, like that of most young girls in my station. I knew
 87 15,6|      person than this interesting young man would have been crushed
 88 15,6|           serve as the dowry of a young girl who would have been
 89 15,6|         to shock such a brilliant young man as M. Wilkie. "Do you
 90 16,2|         know the lady." ~"She's a young girl who is - at least people
 91 17,1|           he heard this beautiful young girl speak to him in a voice
 92 17,1|    despairingly, that at last the young girl gently asked him: "
 93 17,1|           capable and trustworthy young fellow, mademoiselle," he
 94 17,2|      chanced to surprise her dear young lady in close conversation
 95 17,4|         it suddenly opened, and a young man clad in black, with
 96 17,4|       House, he followed him. The young man with the clean shaven
 97 17,4|           sieur Ferailleur!" ~The young man turned instinctively.
 98 18,1|       hold of her hands: "My dear young lady," said she, "I am the
 99 18,2|     opposite to him at table, the young girl could not refrain from
100 18,2|         was evident enough to the young girl that this had been
101 18,2|      useful information from this young man, and so she remained. ~
102 18,2|    humiliated beyond measure, the young girl listened with her head
103 18,3|        understand the unfortunate young man's intentions, and she
104 18,4|           lieutenant and her dear young lady. Marguerite had no
105 18,4|       once." ~Without a word, the young girl hastened to obey, while
106 18,5|           tell the baron who this young girl was; he knew it only
107 18,5|          you. So let me take this young lady to the baroness, and
108 18,5|    whisper: "This is your mother, young girl," he pushed the astonished
109 18,5|          her husband brought this young girl - her daughter - to
110 18,5|           s own mother." ~But the young girl passed on. "My mother
111 19,1|         life. ~Thus thinking, the young girl sat alone and forgotten
112 19,1|           between herself and the young man who had so abruptly
113 19,1|      distance off she perceived a young fellow clad in a blouse,
114 19,1|          breathless suspense. The young fellow was our friend Victor
115 19,2|        seat, the old lady and the young girl remained silent, but
116 19,2|          a reluctant consent. The young girl who was destined to
117 19,5|          have seemed strange in a young girl, Pascal. A timid, inexperienced
118 19,5|           heir at this moment - a young man destitute of heart and
119 20,1|    introduction to this fortunate young man. ~So M. de Valorsay
120 20,2|          son. ~However, while the young lawyer was speaking, the