Chapter

 1  5,6|         he had cast the name of Paul in his face, as a deadly
 2 10,6|        is what he read: "Madame Paul. Dealer in Tobacco. Quai
 3 10,6|         a red-hot iron. "Madame Paul," he muttered, "that must
 4 10,6|       the rascal's wife. First, Paul is his Christian name; secondly,
 5 11,1|        tenement in which Madame Paul had installed herself. It
 6 11,1|     when suddenly he saw Madame Paul rise from her seat and say
 7 11,1|    Excuse me; aren't you Madame Paul?" ~"Yes." ~"Then this is
 8 11,1|   confided to his care. ~Madame Paul took hold of it with some
 9 11,1|         s from my husband; from Paul. Come, come!" ~A bald-headed,
10 11,1|         right!" answered Madame Paul as she took up the letter
11 11,2|        and the letter to Madame Paul. He understood that one
12 11,2| Deserted by her husband, Madame Paul had at last become weary
13 11,2|      the adjoining room, Madame Paul had not taken her son with
14 11,2|      your name, little chap?" ~"Paul." ~"Do you know your father?" ~"
15 11,2|      paying his court to Madame Paul," thought Chupin. "Isn't
16 11,2|         door opened, and Madame Paul reappeared with a letter
17 11,3|         proffered him by Madame Paul. This was apparently a trifle,
18 20,2|        Viscount de Coralth, but Paul Violaine is his true name.
19 20,3|         asked. "Which of you is Paul Violaine, alias the Viscount