Chapter

 1  8,2|         to the household as the lieutenant's room, there was a much
 2  8,4|       not to mention as much as Lieutenant Gustave's name. ~"The season
 3  9,1|         marry her to their son, Lieutenant Gustave? This also was a
 4  9,6|     talk to me about their son, Lieutenant Gustave. He will be presented
 5 16,4|         with the General's son, Lieutenant Gustave, and, on parting,
 6 18,1|   General, who brought his son, Lieutenant Gustave, with him to dinner. ~
 7 18,1|        with him to dinner. ~The lieutenant was a good-looking fellow
 8 18,2|       was left quite alone with Lieutenant Gustave. It was evident
 9 18,2|      Any one but the complacent lieutenant would have been disconcerted
10 18,2|          and I said to myself, 'Lieutenant, it is all over - you are
11 18,2|      resent your insults?" ~The lieutenant started as if he had been
12 18,3|        surprise appeared on the lieutenant's face. "Is it possible?"
13 18,3|    incredulous smile curved the lieutenant's lips. He fancied that
14 18,3|      wife by law," muttered the lieutenant. ~Was his incredulity sincere
15 18,3|       me." ~She paused, for the lieutenant had become whiter than his
16 18,3|       am only a poor devil of a lieutenant," he resumed, "with no other
17 18,3|        promised neutrality, the lieutenant thereupon hastily left the
18 18,3| immediately afterward heard the lieutenant inquire in a stern, imperious
19 18,3|  undisturbed meditation. By the lieutenant's departure the restrictions
20 18,4|        conversation between the lieutenant and her dear young lady.
21 18,4|       to keep the promise which Lieutenant Gustave had wrung from her,
22 18,4|   couple of days before. As for Lieutenant Gustave, she did not even