Chapter

 1 3 |          itself in order that it may be thought strong, do we
 2 3 |           the evil of their past may be healed, if only a friendly
 3 4 |         the idlers in the street may not look upon it as a curiosity
 4 5 |      still exists, and perhaps I may find out what has become
 5 5 |      about their neighbours. You may believe me or not, sir,
 6 5 |        Gautier's sister, and you may be sure his first visit
 7 7 | introduce you." ~"Ask her if you may." ~"Really, there is no
 8 7 |     moment." ~However little one may have known women like Marguerite,
 9 8 |          you home?" ~"No one." ~"May I offer myself?" ~"But you
10 8 |          friend, are you not?" ~"May we offer, then?" ~"Who is
11 8 |          talk with the duke. ~It may sound childish to tell you
12 11|          found at her house? You may say that he was unattractive
13 11|       these suppositions, as you may see, were improbable enough;
14 12|          of loving, one of which may arise from the other: they
15 15|         got!" Prudence went on. "May we see the bedroom?" ~"Yes." ~
16 16|         the love of a kept woman may be, that it will cost one
17 16|         to grief; and though one may be an honest man, one finds
18 16|          whatever confidence one may have in her, whatever certainty
19 16|      whatever certainty her past may offer us as to her future,
20 16|          however indifferent she may be to her surroundings,
21 17|        paid for all that, as you may imagine; but from time to
22 19|        as air is to life, and it may be absurd, but I like you
23 21|      some new story, so that you may give me up." ~"You know
24 21|       side as I have on mine." ~"May I ask you, father, what
25 23|         I have forgiven her, you may tell her. She was a good
26 25|  confession. ~To-day I am ill; I may die of this illness, for
27 25|         not known it! ~"Whatever may be your resolution of living
28 25|         What might have happened may yet happen. ~"Are you sure,
29 26|       and the doctor says that I may go out in a few days if
30 26|    always. ~When I think that it may happen to me not to die,