Chapter

 1 2|      India, and since then Mme. Gaudin, my landlady, could hear
 2 2| imperial protectress. When Mme. Gaudin confided to me this heavy
 3 2|       scrap of paper that makes Gaudin a baron of the empire, and
 4 2|      hear you talk,' was Madame Gaudin's comment. ~" 'He is just
 5 2|         turned; that means that Gaudin is in health and doing well.
 6 2|       are all going to be rich. Gaudin will come back a millionaire.
 7 2|     drawn back a little; Madame Gaudin was in a deep sleep, I thought,
 8 2|          I would not see Madame Gaudin, hung my key in its wonted
 9 3| expected up there." ~"Does Mme. Gaudin still own the house?" Raphael
10 3|       asked. ~"Oh no, sir. Mme. Gaudin is a baroness now. She lives