Chapter

 1 2 |      ledge of her ground-floor box: her opera-glass, a bag
 2 7 |   passion. ~When I entered the box Marguerite was in fits of
 3 7 |        I bowed and quitted the box. I had scarcely closed the
 4 7 |     one day at the back of her box, and of bearing that you
 5 7 |        I raised my eyes to the box I had quitted so abruptly,
 6 7 |        and her friend left the box. I rose from my seat. ~"
 7 7 |    that moment he saw that the box was empty. ~"Go, go," he
 8 8 |     hastily around to see what box she was in. She was in a
 9 8 |      She was in a ground-floor box, quite alone. She had changed,
10 8 |        who was in the opposite box; on looking, I saw a woman
11 8 |  beckoned to me to come to her box. ~Prudence Duvernoy (that
12 8 |        her to come over to our box?" ~"No, I would rather for
13 8 |       coming into Marguerite's box." ~I looked at him. A man
14 8 |       round to Mme. Duvernoy's box. We had scarcely opened
15 8 |      We returned to Prudence's box, and when the play was over
16 8 |        I was introduced in the box at the Opera Comique. As
17 9 |       you come to see me in my box at the Varietes?" ~"I was
18 12|      remained empty, the stage box. At the beginning of the
19 12|        I heard the door of the box, on which my eyes had been
20 12|     next took her place in the box, and a man, whom I recognised
21 12|      words: the count left the box, and Marguerite beckoned
22 12|      coming to the back of the box and kissing me on the forehead. ~"
23 12|      you have seen a man in my box." ~"It is not for that reason." ~"
24 12| to-night I could have got this box for you as well as he." ~"
25 12|       me again, and I left the box. In the passage I met the
26 12|       M. de G. in Marguerite's box was the most natural thing
27 12|       her lover, he sent her a box, he accompanied her to the
28 13|       could not but accept the box and let him accompany her.
29 14|        Comte de G. came to her box for an instant; but she
30 15|    time to time or come to our box at the theatre. They have
31 16|       was asked sometimes to a box in the theatre, then she
32 26|       like a corpse. I had the box where I gave you our first