Chapter

 1 2 |    visits were often prolonged till the following day. On being
 2 4 |     die. I hope they will wait till the end before they begin
 3 7 |    from the moment she went in till the moment when she came
 4 8 |         laughing; "we won't go till we please." ~"Why should
 5 10|     duchess. I didn't know you till to-day, and I am not responsible
 6 10|   asleep in your room, waiting till you are ready to go to bed,"
 7 11|       the fire, which she kept till the very beginning of summer,
 8 12|        and you will stay there till I call. Do you understand?" ~"
 9 13|      it amuses me to wait here till M. de G. leaves Marguerite'
10 13|    before leaving her I said: "Till to-night!" She kissed me
11 16|       One morning I did not go till eight, and there came a
12 16|        a day when I did not go till twelve. ~But, sooner than
13 18|        leave us to one another till the dawn of day. At other
14 18|       a carriage, than to wait till we get back to Paris." ~
15 18|       to leave her. Don't wait till you are ruined, especially
16 21| quarrel with your family; wait till after to-day, and to-morrow
17 21|       to the hotel, and waited till six. M. Duval did not return,
18 21|     very much inclined to wait till he sends for me. I think
19 21|      again to-day, wait for me till four. If I am not in by
20 21|       must see you." ~I waited till the hour he had named, but
21 21|        distress, which went on till morning. Then Marguerite
22 21|      But you will stay with me till then?" ~"Of course. Do I
23 21|    then you will be nice to me till the very moment you go?" ~"
24 21|       my place in the train. ~"Till this evening!" I said to
25 21|    evening with him and not go till the morning; but Marguerite
26 21|        me hurriedly, saying: ~"Till to-morrow, then!" ~ ~
27 22|        would rather not see me till the whole thing was done,
28 24|    part of what I have endured till now. You will have pity
29 25|    sort of holy pride, unknown till then. When I thought that
30 26|       but I do not think that, till my turn comes, any human