Chapter

 1  2,2| establishment. It isn't always to talk about dress that ladies
 2  2,3|          attend masked balls, and talk slang! Noble ladies! the
 3  3,2|           thousand francs." ~ ~To talk of selling - of realizing
 4  3,3|         understand why you should talk of economy on the eve of
 5  5,5|           is scarcely the time to talk of millions. My relatives
 6  6,4|           since she had heard him talk in such a cynical fashion. "
 7  7,4|    endurance. ~"All this is empty talk," he interrupted. "I don'
 8  7,4|          well as I do. Why do you talk to me about dying of starvation?
 9  7,5|          this discussion. So much talk about an affair, which,
10  7,5|        would suppose, to hear you talk, that you were the greatest
11  7,5|           as soon as there is any talk of a law-suit respecting
12  8,3|        child, let us have a quiet talk." ~Mademoiselle Marguerite
13  9,4|         served her well. All this talk about anxious relatives
14  9,6|            Still they continue to talk to me about their son, Lieutenant
15 11,2|          Doesn't your mother ever talk to you about him?" ~"Oh,
16 11,5|          imagination, to make her talk without saying anything
17 13,1|      baron. "Come, we must have a talk." ~And, taking Pascal's
18 14,5|    courage failed him. "I came to talk about our affairs, you know,"
19 14,5|           but first of all I must talk with you." ~ ~
20 15,1|        impertinence. "Yes, I must talk with you," she said, "and
21 16,4|            Mademoiselle paused to talk with a vagabond, clad in
22 17,1|          it is scarcely proper to talk about the rope in the hangman'