Chapter

 1  1,1|        have seen more than one fine gentleman smack his lips
 2  2,2| business. But my wife is not a fine lady. She is simply Madame
 3  3,3|        invulnerable. Well, one fine morning I woke up with the
 4  7,6|     and idiotic. "This is very fine - monsieur is the lover.
 5  8,1|       household," said she. "A fine beginning, upon my word." ~
 6  9,3|    shopkeepers. And thus every fine afternoon, the swell shops
 7  9,6|      labors of the day, but in fine spirits. Besides purchasing
 8 10,1|   pocket, if necessary. Ah, my fine fellows, you've laughed
 9 10,6|      and a very elegant hat. ~"Fine doings, indeed!" growled
10 11,2|       them plenty of money and fine clothes. The woman's nature
11 11,5|  nothing of the fact that this fine gentleman has swindled you
12 14,2|  constraint to listen to these fine projects. "I must warn you