Chapter

 1 1 |        And more too." ~"Who will get what remains over?" ~"Her
 2 4 |      sale, and I only managed to get here this morning. I was
 3 4 |        of my window, and saw him get into the cabriolet which
 4 5 |         there?" ~"He has gone to get her authority to have the
 5 5 |      that's where I always go to get my money for the flowers
 6 6 |        you?" "I knew it. Did you get what you wanted?" ~"Yes;
 7 6 |        will allow me." ~"I shall get up in a couple of hours." ~"
 8 6 |        police." ~"Why do you not get one of your friends to see
 9 7 |        doctor had allowed him to get up, and we often sat talking
10 7 |         I said. ~"We must go and get some sweets. She asked me
11 8 |         will see you in order to get rid of the count. Try to
12 9 |      some supper." ~"What must I get?" ~"Whatever you like, but
13 10|         you were the only one to get down, and that you went
14 10|         even the future. As they get accustomed to her, they
15 11|          cold. Meanwhile, I will get into bed." ~I closed the
16 11| Nevertheless, I was beginning to get used to her ways, and I
17 11|   Nothing at all. It was only to get rid of the count; but I
18 11|     to-morrow; it is too late to get change now." ~"Don't forget." ~"
19 11|            Will you permit me to get into bed?" she said with
20 12|       really afraid that I shall get very fond of you? Ask Prudence." ~"
21 12|      Marguerite I should have to get used to her ways. ~Nonetheless,
22 12|        the count, and Marguerite get into the carriage, which
23 13|        at the theatre; but don't get any other ideas into your
24 13|          pay for everything they get ruined, like the fools they
25 13|       fools they are, and go and get killed in Africa, after
26 13|       there." ~Evidently I could get in, since I had the key,
27 14|          the point of sending to get the letter back, but every
28 14|          said, "in being able to get away from Paris in this
29 15|    lovers extra, as long as they get dresses or a bracelet out
30 15|          that I had asked her to get from the duke, how she borrowed
31 18|        At other times we did not get up all day; we did not even
32 18|       sad, without being able to get any explanation of the reason,
33 18|   carriage, than to wait till we get back to Paris." ~Prudence
34 18|        Let her find the means to get out of this difficulty.
35 20|          Pack up your things and get ready to come with me." ~"
36 21|       time. ~I was in a hurry to get back to Bougival to tell
37 22|     deceiving me? No. I tried to get rid of my first supposition. ~
38 23|          when the doctor let her get up, she began again at the
39 23|       Well, I did all I could to get her away from you, and I
40 23|       would be there, I tried to get an invitation and succeeded. ~
41 24|    annoying Marguerite she could get from me whatever she wanted,
42 26|          If I were only going to get well! How the sight of the
43 26|       seems to me as if I should get well if you came. What would
44 26|      expecting it, but I can not get used to the thought of suffering
45 26|     woman, who thought she could get more money out of Marguerite,