Chapter

 1 5 |       Marguerite Gautier?" ~The answer was the usual: "Very well." ~"
 2 6 |         Come," he said, "I will answer tomorrow." ~We went to the
 3 6 |        spoke to him; he did not answer. He was just able to let
 4 7 |         I was saying. I did not answer. Then turning toward me,
 5 7 |         they see every day. ~To answer them properly, one requires
 6 8 |       across her lips, as if to answer the bow which she seemed
 7 9 |        said. Marguerite did not answer. The count thereupon left
 8 10|        soon left me." I did not answer; I listened. This frankness,
 9 11|       knows I am waiting for an answer. She knows how anxious I
10 11|        and I am bringing her an answer now." ~At this moment Marguerite
11 11|         Prudence was right: the answer that she had brought to
12 13|    moment I hoped that the same answer would be given to him as
13 14|     once. ~"Shall I wait for an answer?" asked Joseph (my servant,
14 14|         while, I should find an answer when I got back. I went
15 14|       was Nanine bringing me an answer. I passed through the Rue
16 14|    Marguerite had been going to answer me she would have answered
17 14|         that she would send the answer later. ~I only went out
18 15|        because I had no time to answer you during the day, and
19 15|      becomes unnecessary and my answer useless." ~"You are right,"
20 18|        is concerned; I ought to answer him." ~"Go, my friend,"
21 18|        day to say that he would answer for nothing in regard to
22 19| Marguerite blushed, but did not answer. ~"And," I continued, "I
23 19|        lead once!" ~I could not answer. Tears of gratitude and
24 20|     appealing, that I dared not answer. ~"Well?" said he in a trembling
25 20|        father turned pale at my answer. ~"Very well, sir," he said, "
26 21|        said to her to obtain an answer. She ascribed this preoccupation
27 21|         it." ~My father did not answer; he seemed to say neither
28 24|   replying. I felt sure that an answer would come, and I resolved
29 26|     perseverance. Will the duke answer? Why are you not in Paris,
30 26|      was in need of it. Will my answer reach you in time? Will
31 26|         her, and as she did not answer I closed her eyes and kissed