Chapter

 1  2,4|      so low as to borrow your maid's savings; it is because
 2  6,2|       act was to ring for her maid, in order to send a message
 3  8,1|      to dine with me. Call my maid. See that M. Gustave's room
 4  8,2|                         2~The maid had opened a door, and Mademoiselle
 5  8,2|     Madame de Fondege and her maid in close consultation, whispering
 6  8,2|      her long to discover the maid's opinion of the establishment
 7  8,2|     doing her best to aid the maid, who was greatly surprised
 8  8,3|  supposed it to be a scullery maid's first attempt. Still the
 9  9,2|  Justine, Madame de Fondege's maid, who answered in a pert
10 10,5|      or into the hands of her maid - there will be no answer.
11 10,6|  hands or in the hands of her maid, and to be concealed from
12 11,3| receiving the letter from her maid, had sent a message to Florent
13 15,1|      covertly handed me by my maid, I divined that it came
14 18,4|    proceeded to reprimand her maid for not having lighted a
15 20,1|      to the humblest scullery maid. Still, he gave them to