Chapter

 1  1,1|        she would be content with breakfast and fifteen francs a month,
 2  1,2|       the necessary supplies for breakfast. Then, as soon as she was
 3  1,2|        He said but little during breakfast; for he was now eager to
 4  3,2|        taken suddenly ill at the breakfast table. Her fainting fit
 5  5,3|       the environs, gave him his breakfast and dinner at some of the
 6  5,6|        me for not keeping you to breakfast, but I must go out immediately -
 7  9,2|         say a dozen words during breakfast. "I must be a fool if I
 8 11,3|          moreover, that he would breakfast at the club. And as soon
 9 11,3|         club. And as soon as her breakfast was concluded, Madame de
10 13,7|      Turk! He invited himself to breakfast without the slightest ceremony,
11 13,8|           he entered it, ordered breakfast, and lingered there until
12 18,4|       the workmen, and we cannot breakfast at home. Why can't we go
13 18,4|          Trigault to give us our breakfast. You will see a lovely woman."
14 18,4| alighting. "Did you come to take breakfast with us?" he asked. "That