Chapter

 1  2,4|       driving in her pony-carriage. To-day she distinguished herself
 2  2,4|             that you should have it to-day, there is a means of procuring
 3  2,5|           And what is your daughter to-day? Her extravagance has made
 4  3,2|           your victory at Vincennes to-day. She has I don't know how
 5  5,1|             he wouldn't pay forfeit to-day nor sell his horses." ~"
 6  6,2|          proud? He seduced my wife. To-day I can tell all Paris what
 7  6,2|            has been and what she is to-day." ~Ah! it was this - yes,
 8  9,6|    certainly twenty thousand francs to-day. This audacity must arise
 9 10,1| satisfaction from young Chupin. But to-day he did not even smile; he
10 10,2|             be the Duc de Champdoce to-day. And shall he be allowed
11 13,5|            money he had promised me to-day - but when will he let me
12 13,8|             hence, our business for to-day will be concluded." ~M.
13 18,1|  information he requires to-morrow. To-day, I can only give him the
14 19,2|         triumph. But I must see you to-day at any risk. Leave the house