Chapter

1 2|  and haunted by the wish to visit many countries, still child
2 2|    your object in coming to visit her.' ~"The rooms were furnished
3 2|   Champs-Elysees, we paid a visit to Rastignac's hatter and
4 2|   told him the object of my visit. The change in his manners,
5 3| forgetting the object of my visit, which concerns my own interests." ~
6 3| than a murderous wish? Your visit would have cost me nothing.
7 3|     away with him from this visit, all of science that man
8 3|     lake after the doctor's visit, and was landed at a lonely