Chapter

 1 1 |              her daughter. I was very young then, and ready to accept
 2 2 |            Their death, when they die young, is heard of by all their
 3 2 |               of the most fashionable young men in society, that she
 4 2 |           been taken for sisters; the young duchess was in the last
 5 3 |           same principle: Be good, be young, be true! Evil is nothing
 6 4 |              him in at once. ~I saw a young man, blond, tall, pale,
 7 4 |             visit and my costume; but young people are not very ceremonious
 8 4 |           woman must always make on a young man who had liked seeing
 9 4 |          inscription in the book, the young man's hurried journey, his
10 4 |             lively a sympathy for the young man, he made me so frankly
11 5 |               I was interested in the young man in spite of myself.
12 5 |         trouble about the dead as the young man who gave me my orders." ~
13 5 |              gave you the order?" ~"A young gentleman, who cried the
14 5 |                   Nobody, except that young gentleman who came once." ~"
15 5 |              for five years, and this young gentleman wants a perpetual
16 5 |            not, sir, I never knew the young lady; I don't know what
17 6 |           realize that this woman, so young and so beautiful when I
18 6 |        identify?" ~"Yes," replied the young man in a dull voice. ~"Then
19 7 |              Marguerite Gautier. ~The young man whom I was with recognised
20 7 |           pass me, accompanied by two young men. At the entrance to
21 7 |              one has when one is very young, and laughs at soon afterward. ~
22 8 |       hindering you?" ~"There are two young fellows here who won't go." ~"
23 8 |             you have seen it since. A young man was leaning against
24 9 |      accepting a rich and fashionable young man, ready to waste all
25 10|              but it is very bad for a young man like you, and the proof
26 10|           proof of it is that all the young lovers I have had have very
27 10|             said, with the smile of a young mother listening to some
28 10|              to love you, you are too young and too sensitive to live
29 10|              I have long wished for a young lover, who should be young
30 10|            young lover, who should be young and not self-willed, loving
31 11|               constant refusal of the young count whom we had found
32 11| Champs-Elysees it stopped, and a tall young man left a group of people
33 11|         talked for a few moments; the young man returned to his friends,
34 11|           recognised the voice of the young Comte de N. ~"How are you
35 11|              or listening to what the young man stammered out, Marguerite
36 11|              that you were a charming young man. That's all." ~"Thanks.
37 12|                 To be loved by a pure young girl, to be the first to
38 12|             that can be gained by any young man of five-and-twenty.
39 12|              five-and-twenty. See how young girls are watched and guarded!
40 12|            such things be. ~One day a young man is passing in the street,
41 13|             give it to her. ~"All the young men of twenty or thirty
42 13|               which is excusable in a young man, is no longer excusable
43 15|           charcoal. ~"Then I met you, young, ardent, happy, and I tried
44 15|              one another, that we are young, and that we love. Marguerite,
45 16|             bar, and, like many other young men, put my diploma in my
46 16|            likely to be carried on by young people very much in need
47 16|              by little. I had by me a young and beautiful woman, whom
48 17|              Let Marguerite leave the young man,' he said to me, 'and,
49 18|               living with a penniless young man; the other creditors
50 19|        independent, I am free, we are young; in heaven's name, Armand,
51 21|             my dear child, that every young man must have his mistress,
52 21|              impatient to leave me. O young people, how you always sacrifice
53 22|          there, by the side of a pure young girl, ignorant of all our
54 24|             unluckily, I am still too young and too good-looking to
55 24|               have a mistress; she is young, pretty, you love her they
56 25|         presentiment that I shall die young. My mother died of consumption,
57 25|              to spoil the future of a young man by such expenditure
58 25|              for from both. ~"You are young, beautiful, life will console
59 25|         daughter, as I have told you, young, beautiful, pure as an angel.
60 26|             my window. However, a few young men have come to inquire
61 26|           feet, while I, who am still young, was broken down by suffering. ~
62 26|           have pity on her who, dying young and beautiful, has only