Chapter

 1  5,2|       the young ladies who had accepted his invitation to supper
 2  5,3|         and, to prove it, they accepted the invitation to dinner
 3  7,3|       above me and my shame. I accepted ignominy, so that your honor
 4  7,4|       from her son. Still, she accepted it without rebellion, although
 5  8,5|        Mademoiselle Marguerite accepted their hospitality. Everything
 6  9,2|    dear young lady upon having accepted their hospitality. "I feel
 7 10,6| journey!" ~His explanation was accepted without demur. His listeners
 8 13,8|    amount they had cost him. I accepted his offer, and visited his
 9 15,2|       was ignorant then of the accepted code of duelling. I did
10 15,6|    what I pledged myself to, I accepted their offer, influenced -
11 19,4|   prove, is that M. de Fondege accepted the trust, and that he gave