Chapter

 1  3,3|      the laughing-stock of my acquaintances. Still it doesn't matter;
 2  5,2|    especially upon his former acquaintances, as he dashed past them
 3  5,2|      numerous and fashionable acquaintances. He was not long in discovering
 4  5,3|      remarkable repast. Other acquaintances dropped in, the wine flowed
 5  6,3|      would I confess it to my acquaintances, but it is none the less
 6  6,3|      bid.' And, in fact, your acquaintances won't fail to repair to
 7  7,5|     up the past life of their acquaintances, they should have far too
 8 11,2|   presence of his fashionable acquaintances, how she might be impelled
 9 14,1|    each place he entered, and acquaintances eagerly inquired: "Where
10 15,6| execution, two of the baron's acquaintances presented themselves, with