Chapter

 1  1,2|  question Madame Vantrasson till four or five days had elapsed.
 2  4,1|     his leave, exclaiming: "Till the day after to-morrow,
 3  7,1|     how should he kill time till the evening? A cab was passing.
 4  7,7|   mustn't frighten the fish till we are quite ready. Our
 5 10,4|     from six in the evening till midnight, and spend the
 6 10,5|     Florent scarcely waited till the door was closed before
 7 11,3|    rooms, where he remained till nearly daybreak. ~Thus,
 8 12,1|   near the central markets, till the day when her father
 9 17,1|   about my business now, so till we meet again, monsieur." ~ ~
10 17,3|     quarter to nine o'clock till a quarter past nine. Five
11 18,2|     conversation languished till at last it died out almost
12 20,3| made his escape. It was not till later that people learned