Chapter

 1 3 |         The Wrong Way," and of saying to those who come there, "
 2 4 |    door and brought me a card, saying that the person who had
 3 5 |  Marguerite, I always began by saying: ~"Did you ever know a certain
 4 5 |        I went to the cemetery, saying to myself: "One glance at
 5 5 |      gardener interrupted him, saying: "I know, I know. It is
 6 5 |      free, if you'll excuse my saying so. Poor lady, she's dead
 7 7 |      rather than to what I was saying. I did not answer. Then
 8 7 |    moment." ~"I could not help saying "Happy man!" ~"Why?" ~"To
 9 7 |      and fro in the corridors, saying to myself that in a moment'
10 7 | stammered, and I followed him, saying to myself that I should
11 7 |      to me. I rose to my feet, saying in an altered voice, which
12 10|      to me, held out her hand, saying: ~"Come now, let us go." ~
13 12|        I gave her a last kiss, saying: "When shall I see you again?" ~"
14 14|       revenge herself on me by saying that she could not see me,
15 15|       do not know what you are saying." ~"What a nice place you'
16 15|     you go away blaming me for saying 'No.'" ~"And why could you
17 15|       take a roundabout way of saying what I really want to say.
18 15|       ought to profit, without saying anything. If you had only
19 16|      always the consolation of saying that one might have gained;
20 16|   white, she leaned on my arm, saying over to me again under the
21 16|         not knowing what I was saying. ~"Well, I will arrange
22 17|       sent me away very early, saying that the duke was coming
23 20|      you think of what you are saying to-day by the time you are
24 20|     and contented himself with saying, "I believe you are mad."
25 21|      with you." ~"What are you saying, father?" I cried joyously. ~"
26 21|         and left me hurriedly, saying: ~"Till to-morrow, then!" ~ ~
27 22|     the Rue d'Antin, and after saying good-bye to Nanine, who
28 22|   myself into his arms without saying a word. I gave him Marguerite'
29 23|     and he let me weep without saying a word, only sometimes pressing
30 24|      her alone with the count, saying over to him the same words