Chapter

 1 9 |      Prudence. "Suppose we have supper?" ~"That's it, let's go
 2 9 |         s it, let's go and have supper," said Gaston. ~"No, we
 3 9 |      Gaston. ~"No, we will have supper here." ~She rang, and Nanine
 4 9 |       appeared. ~"Send for some supper." ~"What must I get?" ~"
 5 9 |       like a child, "we'll have supper. How tiresome that idiot
 6 9 |      harm. Better come and have supper; for my part, I am dying
 7 9 |    moment Nanine appeared. ~"Is supper ready?" asked Marguerite. "
 8 9 |  dining-room with him to see if supper was ready. ~"Ah," said Prudence,
 9 9 |       appeared, to tell us that supper was served. ~When we entered
10 9 |         never. Come, gentlemen, supper!" ~And, slipping away from
11 9 |          and ate freely at this supper. In a short while mirth
12 9 | perceptible at the beginning of supper, became at last so violent
13 9 |     happened. Toward the end of supper Marguerite was seized by
14 10|         Come, let us go back to supper. Are you coming?" ~I sat
15 11|        Of those who were at the supper, I was the only one who
16 11|           You are going to have supper with me," she said to me; "
17 11|          No fear. Will you have supper with us?" ~"No, Charles
18 13|       the table, and we'll have supper." ~When I entered, Marguerite
19 13|     than to mirth. ~At last the supper was over and I was alone
20 14|      and she added: "He has had supper with me twice, and hasn'
21 14|       And afterward?" ~"She had supper at home." ~"Alone?" ~"With
22 15|       then?" ~"He wants to have supper with us." ~"And do you consent?" ~"
23 15|        the sooner we shall have supper." ~"Come," said Marguerite, "
24 16|       the theatre, often having supper as well; and by the end
25 16|     health, so that in place of supper and sleepless nights, I
26 16|     come in tired, take a light supper, and go to bed after a little
27 23|          The other day, after a supper, she had to stay in bed
28 24|     wrong I did her. ~After the supper, which was noisy as could
29 25|         for which I prayed. ~At supper I still had need of aid,
30 26|         his friends, who gave a supper in my honour, after which
31 26|        asked me if I would have supper with him and one of his