Chapter

 1 1 |       Mademoiselle Marguerite Gautier." ~I knew her by name and
 2 1 |    the attendant; "Marguerite Gautier is dead?" ~"Yes, sir." ~"
 3 1 |   over the fate of Marguerite Gautier. ~It will seem absurd to
 4 2 |       to explain Mademoiselle Gautier's true position to the duke.
 5 4 |     at the sale of Marguerite Gautier?" ~At this word the emotion,
 6 4 |     who gave it to Marguerite Gautier?" ~"It was!" ~"The book
 7 4 |  reassure him. ~"I knew Mlle. Gautier only by sight," I said; "
 8 4 |       any more. ~ "MARGUERITE GAUTIER." ~The last two words were
 9 5 |     know a certain Marguerite Gautier?" ~"The Lady of the Camellias?" ~"
10 5 |       Did you know Marguerite Gautier?" ~The answer was the usual: "
11 5 |  asked in what cemetery Mlle. Gautier had been buried. It was
12 5 |      a woman named Marguerite Gautier had not been buried in the
13 5 |      he has gone to see Mlle. Gautier's sister." ~"What does he
14 5 |    here. Now, this Demoiselle Gautier, it appears she lived a
15 5 |    was told to show you Mlle. Gautier's grave; here you have it.
16 5 |   Duval has gone to see Mlle. Gautier's sister, and you may be
17 7 |         I asked. ~"Marguerite Gautier," he said. ~"She seems much
18 7 |       Mademoiselle Marguerite Gautier," he replied. I dared not
19 7 |      the boxes was Marguerite Gautier. ~The young man whom I was
20 8 |     looking at?" ~"Marguerite Gautier." ~"You know her?" ~"Yes,
21 11|     asked the porter if Mlle. Gautier was at home. He replied
22 13|       strange that Marguerite Gautier should speak to you like
23 13|       I was going. ~"To Mlle. Gautier's," I said. ~"She has not
24 15|     but I am Mlle. Marguerite Gautier, I am forty thousand francs
25 15|     on the part of Marguerite Gautier the means which she used
26 16|       be, but with Marguerite Gautier; that is to say, that at
27 17|    river, was that Marguerite Gautier who, only four months ago,
28 18|    nothing in regard to Mlle. Gautier. This man wanted his money;
29 20|       woman called Marguerite Gautier?" ~"Yes." ~"Do you know
30 20|       I am the lover of Mlle. Gautier; I live with her; it is
31 20|    world. I do not give Mlle. Gautier the name you have given
32 20|    were, I would follow Mlle. Gautier if you succeeded in having
33 20|      you, sir, to allow Mlle. Gautier to sacrifice anything for
34 21|    see you the lover of Mlle. Gautier than of any one else." ~"
35 22|    the right to call on Mlle. Gautier at five in the morning.
36 22| porter and asked him if Mlle. Gautier had come home during the
37 22|      who is called Marguerite Gautier, whom you have loved for
38 24|      her suffer. ~"That Mlle. Gautier," I said to Prudence, "should
39 24|  defend herself." ~"Let Mlle. Gautier send me her Comte de N.
40 25|       said that I, Marguerite Gautier, would have suffered so