Chapter

 1 1 |           sins; we are telling of true facts, which it would be
 2 2 |    explain Mademoiselle Gautier's true position to the duke. It
 3 3 |            Now this heroine is so true to life that I feel as if
 4 3 |         died in the desert, it is true, but in the arms of the
 5 3 |  principle: Be good, be young, be true! Evil is nothing but vanity,
 6 4 |       gave one hundred francs." ~"True," I said, embarrassed in
 7 4 |           only pity you." ~"It is true," he said, rising and walking
 8 5 |      blond?" ~"Yes. ~"It is quite true." ~"Who was this Armand?" ~"
 9 7 |         yourself." ~"If that were true," I said, "I should not
10 7 |        her. She was veiled, it is true; but, veiled though she
11 9 |           which I kissed. ~"It is true," she went on; "you know
12 10|          came to see me." ~"It is true I am nothing to you," I
13 10|           you every day." ~"It is true, but why did you not come
14 10|    behaved so stupidly." ~"That's true. And yet you were already
15 10|         any one to-night." "It is true; but that is a serious friend." ~"
16 10|           in a low voice. "Really true?" ~"I swear it." ~"Well,
17 11|           she had seen me? ~It is true that there are events of
18 13|          shocking? Well, they are true. You are a very nice fellow;
19 15|        when my mother died. It is true that for twelve years of
20 16|      follow. What I tell you is a true and simple story, and I
21 17|         we breathed together that true life which neither Marguerite
22 18|         Prudence said was cruelly true. ~"This is how it is," she
23 20| accustomed to be so?" ~"Is it not true that you are living with
24 24|          Be frank." ~"Well, it is true." ~"I have won three hundred
25 24|           in love with her, it is true, but that is not a reason
26 25|           I was beautiful, it was true, but, however beautiful
27 26|     friend to hold my hand. It is true that if we had lived together
28 27|     friend, if all that I read is true." ~"My father confirmed
29 27|           it; that is, that it is true. ~I do not draw from this