Chapter

 1  1,1|        I sometimes require your services of an evening. On these
 2  7,1|        of his overcoat, but his services were declined. "I don't
 3  9,3|        home, kindly offered her services. She was acquainted with
 4 10,1|         I expect more important services from you, I ought to tell
 5 10,6|        the need they had of his services - as was perfectly natural
 6 13,6| remuneration for my trouble and services." ~"And what remuneration
 7 13,6|   liberal compensation for your services!" ~But he would gladly have
 8 13,6|       to have a fixed price for services like mine. When, on two
 9 13,6|      exaggerated estimate of my services? I might boast with truth
10 13,7|         plotting to require his services?" One of those presentiments
11 13,8|      set your own price on your services." ~More easily overcome
12 14,3|   dispense with M. de Coralth's services. "But the baron has insulted
13 15,5|          and timidly offered my services at several shops. Alas!
14 16,3|    require remuneration for his services. Before compromising himself
15 16,3|      paying too dearly for your services in allowing myself to be
16 17,1|         replied, "I accept your services, monsieur. ~Chupin felt
17 18,1|  between you, when I offered my services, thinking he could find