Chapter

 1  2,2|           in four months, at least seven hundred yards of silk, velvet,
 2  2,3|           husband has an income of seven or eight hundred thousand
 3  5,2|            acquaintance dated only seven or eight months back, and
 4  6,5|            solitude. ~So, at about seven o'clock on Monday evening,
 5 11,3|           lost upon Chupin, and at seven o'clock the next morning
 6 12,2|           proud of their income of seven thousand francs a year.
 7 13,4| commentator," he remarked. "I sold seven of my horses a few days
 8 13,5|              Nonsense! a man worth seven or eight millions of francs." ~"
 9 13,8|          stables, where I selected seven of his best horses and paid
10 18,4|          It was scarcely half-past seven when she was aroused by
11 19,2|      dining-room. It was half-past seven when she finished this frugal