Chapter

 1 2 |        ball. Whenever there was a new piece she was certain to
 2 3 |           As I was afraid of some new fit of obstinacy, which
 3 4 |         had taken in them, when a new incident brought to my knowledge
 4 5 |         Armand lived. There was a new porter; he knew as little
 5 5 |          it will be better in the new part." ~"What do you call
 6 5 |              What do you call the new part?" ~"The new plots of
 7 5 |         call the new part?" ~"The new plots of ground that are
 8 6 |      ground and give Marguerite a new grave, and she immediately
 9 10|          I decide now on taking a new lover, he must have three
10 11|           time she had found some new pretext for not receiving
11 16|   thoughts; while gambling gave a new turn to the fever which
12 16| Marguerite got accustomed to this new existence, whose salutary
13 16|           Paris, talking over the new plan. I held Marguerite
14 17|       Marguerite in regard to her new manner of life; but she
15 18|        you all the details of our new life. It was made up of
16 18|     discovers in one's mistress a new charm and unknown delights.
17 19|          all my debts, and take a new flat. In October we should
18 19|        calling up pictures of her new flat in all its simplicity,
19 21|          honour of inventing some new story, so that you may give
20 21|           without bringing us any new tidings. ~Next day I left
21 23|          should have seen in this new and turbulent life of Marguerite
22 24|          might imagine. I gave my new mistress a carriage and
23 24|          Olympe. The report of my new infatuation was immediately
24 25|           felt, friend, and these new feelings silenced the memory
25 25|           I was redeeming by this new fault. ~It was quite natural,
26 25|          at the mere thought of a new lover? I drank for forgetfulness,
27 26|            Prudence is giving her New Year's presents with those