Chapter

 1  5,4|                for a young man of your age." ~This letter proved a
 2  6,1| disinterestedness. This is a practical age; chivalrous sentiments are
 3  8,5|               her own resources at the age of thirteen, she had learned
 4 11,1|             looked some fifty years of age, now timidly emerged from
 5 11,5|               What is marriage in this age? Merely a business transaction,
 6 13,3|                produced at the present age. "Take a seat here, and
 7 13,5|              is spent. In this foolish age, almost all rich people
 8 13,5|              that we were living in an age when no one has any money
 9 15,5|            looked some thirty years of age, and had a frank and rather
10 15,6|              the whole truth!" ~In any age but the present, Madame
11 18,1|             looked some forty years of age, plainly dressed, but of
12 20,1|             living in this progressive age, could scarcely be expected
13 20,2|      self-justification the degenerate age in which we live - an age
14 20,2|              age in which we live - an age in which we daily see those