Chapter

 1 6 |      it. Did you get what you wanted?" ~"Yes; but who told you
 2 6 |     surprised that a stranger wanted to buy a plot of ground
 3 11|       tell me what it was she wanted to say to you last night." ~"
 4 12|      you had told me that you wanted to come to the Vaudeville
 5 12|   could see me, and because I wanted to see you myself; but since
 6 14| exculpate herself, and what I wanted was for her to exculpate
 7 14|     to tell Marguerite that I wanted to speak to her; but I feared
 8 14|  grant me all that she did, I wanted to have her all to myself,
 9 15|      understood it all, but I wanted to have it from your own
10 16| liaison in a few lines, but I wanted you to see every step by
11 17|    that I was ill, and that I wanted rest. He seemed to have
12 18|       Mlle. Gautier. This man wanted his money; he was given
13 18|      of the goods. Marguerite wanted to sell everything, but
14 19|    was any better, and if she wanted your shawl and your jewels
15 19|   into Marguerite's arms. ~"I wanted," she continued, "to arrange
16 19|      friends exactly what she wanted him to do for her. She came
17 21|     holding her hands; "but I wanted to let you sleep on. It
18 21|      air would do her good. I wanted especially to be with her
19 23|     your initials. Marguerite wanted to keep it. If you really
20 24|      get from me whatever she wanted, constantly stirred up my
21 24|      come to speak of that. I wanted to see you only not an enemy,
22 24|      only not an enemy, and I wanted to take your hand once more.
23 26|    francs from your father. I wanted to refuse at first, but
24 26|      of their sick-room, only wanted to die soon! ~January 10. ~
25 26|   than I was before. Prudence wanted to go and ask your father'
26 26|    miserable yesterday that I wanted to spend the evening, which
27 26|  order to sell everything. ~I wanted to use my last resources